Writing is now part of my daily life and my healing process. I find writing so cathartic, calming and releasing.

Their Love has taught me how to Love and accept myself, unconditionally and to be brave enough to stand up for everything I believe in.

We all know of the 8 limbed path to enlightenment but have you heard of the ONE STEP PATH?

The practices of Yoga have saved my life. The teachings, the spirituality, the introspection, the breath and the physical practice.

If we are all so intimately and intricately connected, as Yoga teaches us, then if one is suffering, we are all suffering.

I invite you to see the Guru, to be the Guru and invite the Guru Principle into your experience.

It is so important to me to include my teachers in my classes and give them credit. In doing this I am giving them and the teachings.

Yoga is not a religion. All the practices of Yoga together teach a way of life or a way of being.

It’s not a bad thing to be there for people, to offer help, guidance and support but with steady boundaries and knowing how far to take it.

We see EVERYTHING through the filters of our past karma's, our opinions and our perspective. These things do not always tell us the truth.

When you start to take control of your thoughts, you then start to have control over your words, your actions and your habits.

If you ask any Yogi what their favourite pose is the answer is definitely Śavāsana. The final resting pose at the end of the class.

Choosing to use kindness and compassion to work through trauma and to help me heal, is the most powerful act I have taken in my life.

From the moment I landed in Delhi, I felt like I had arrived home. From having Gandhiji on the money to finding a Bhagavad Gita in the hotel