Yoga came about by chance. In a moment of difficulty, the practice came into her life, initially as a simple physical movement up until the exploration of meditation. She trained with Max Gandossi to teach the first series of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga. From there, her path shifted towards the practice of Rocket Vinyasa, learned from several teachers including David Kyle (Baba Rocket) and Beatrice Mezzanotte. One of the recent discoveries in her practice is Dharma Yoga, in her teacher Mark Kan's reinterpretation.
Breakfast for champions! Vegetable milk with whole grain cereals and oats, rye bread, a couple of bananas and another fruit. I always add a protein such as edamame, tofu etc. and of course a teaspoon of honey (from a beehive I have 'adopted') with lemon and ginger.
Feeding Zlatan, my cat, who patiently waits until five o'clock to wake me up. Then my Ashtanga practice.
Heart forward.
No, if you have any, tell me!
Mmm that is a past participle. It's a past tense which is not here now so it has little value to me.
I guess I would try to explain how the world around us works through the eyes of the new discoveries in quantum physics: reality is a magical world if you open your mind.
Kindness
Courage: I am a wimp full of fears to be in the world. I have learnt to face them with awareness. I will never find courage only for one thing: water slides. I will continue to watch them comfortably lying in the sun.
Forest ranger.
So many, I have an avalanche of them. I recommend Pm Confidential by Paola Maugeri, Keen on yoga by Adam Keen and to start the day News dal Pianeta Terra by life fare radio.
Strength, fun, listening.
Your everyday uniform: 50/50 between jeans, fleece and cap (I also keep it at home) and leggings and yoga bodysuit.
Favourite flowers: no flowers, plants: lemon, olive and cherry tree
Your comfort food: cocoa beans
Your favourite magazine: The International
The book of your heart: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Marquez
Your favourite artist: just one?!?!
Your favourite city: Lyon because I spent most of my childhood there