I was not born a yoga teacher. I devoted 17 years of my life to the legal profession. I advised clients on legal matters, represented them in court, and negotiated on their behalf. I did all this with a skill that many would envy. Despite my success, something was missing.

In 2009, I first encountered yoga. Yoga immediately became an integral part of my life, with each new day beginning on the mat.Yoga gave me energy and calm, made me healthy and happy.

But only recently did yoga truly reveal its transformative power.

It so happened that in the summer of 2024, I was abandoned by the woman who was the meaning of my whole life. And what does a person feel who has lost the most precious thing? Emptiness. A feeling of helplessness. Uselessness. As if I am superfluous here. Waves of intense pain, resentment, and anger washed over me. The world becomes monochrome. And like a zombie or a ghost, this world exists separately from me.

The grief was unbearable, but yoga remained my constant companion, helped me cope and ultimately heal. It was then that I understood: yoga was more than a practice; it was a sign, a calling. It was a sign from above. Yoga gave me a calling. So I decided to become a yoga teacher. I did not stop practicing law. These seemingly incompatible professions formed a perfect balance. And most importantly, yoga gave me a feeling of time well spent, joy and satisfaction, which was lacking for so long.

My style of conducting yoga classes reflects this path. It represents the resilience and balance that I have developed throughout my life. I empower people to discover the same sense of fulfillment and joy that I have found through yoga. My brand embodies yoga as a tool to approach life’s challenges with incredible grace.