Yoga has been with me my whole life, though until I was 26 I didn’t know what yoga was much less that it what I was seeking or doing. I intuitively collected fragments of a yoga lifestyle and practice from other sources like sport, music, poetry, art, the wondrous sounds of country silence, the biomedical study of the human body. Sometimes I wonder what my earlier life would have been like had I understood what I was doing when I engaged in such activities to help quench my thirst for understanding and balance my energy. Could I have escaped my anxiety? Could my teenage years have been less awkward? Could I have sooner let go of the fear that prevented me from participating in so many fun activities until my middle 30s? I think perhaps yes – all of those things. But looking back is fruitless if not to appreciate the lessons of the path I have lived in coming to be the person I am today.
Today I am a Yogi. I am free, I am playful, I am adventurous, I am loving, I am kind, I am compassionate, I am strong, I am calm, I am light hearted and I am happy. My absolute passion is in sharing the pure joy and relaxation of yoga with people of all ages and abilities. Much of modern culture makes little sense to me, but sharing a path to a joyous life – that makes perfect sense. And so that is what I do.