As the first rays of dawn gently caress the world, a profound sense of tranquility envelops me. As a yoga instructor, my morning routine is not just a series of tasks to check off but a sacred ritual that nourishes my mind, body, and spirit. In this blog post, I invite you to join me on a personal journey as I share the morning rituals that shape my days, cultivating a sense of inner peace, self-reflection, and holistic well-being.

Hey there, Hope you’re doing good. I want to share a little bit about my journey with you. If you’re reading this …

Are you a mountain lover like me? Long trails, snow capped mountains ranges, unseen and untouched landscapes, being able to feel the strong connection with nature and with yourself? I mean who would not love that. But to be able to experience that we need to have a strong foundation, which means a strong and healthy body. Your body will be your guide through this journey.

It is quite a known fact that cleansing is one of the most essential steps towards attaining well-being. We live in a world where germs, pollution, dust and toxic substances co-exist. We inhale them every time we breathe. Processed and packaged foods contain a host of chemicals, trans fats, preservatives and artificial colors which increase harmful free radicals in our bodies. These free radicals are toxins and can cause a host of diseases. Our immune system is constantly working to eliminate these free radicals. Sweating is a natural way of eliminating toxins from the body. Toxins are also flushed out from our body through urine. However these are more natural ways of how our body detoxifies itself.

Are you thinking of starting your yoga journey but don’t know where to start? Let me help you, whether you want to loose weight or release stress or any reason you have, you can start your practice with these poses. These poses will help you built strength and create a strong foundation.

Namaste and Welcome to my Yoga World !! First of all, thank you for being here and reading my blog. I don’t know if I'm writing it the right way. Because I believe there is no right way or wrong way unless you are writing from your heart. I don’t know if yoga came into my life or I found it. Whatever it was, I am very grateful for that.