I have been practicing and teaching yoga for over 20 years in various international settings, but my base is a beautiful Adriatic country of Montenegro. I do regular classes and private training here at Yogaboka studio in Kotor Bay; at PMYC Sports Club, Porto Montenegro, Tivat; at Chenot Espace Spa, One&Only, Portonovi.
I also teach online internationally, doing special courses and masterclasses and also individual classes and programs. I have been guiding yoga groups of up to 50 people, but prefer one-to-one individual approach. Being known for my private sessions, I have students and clients from around the world who keep practicing with me for years.
The practice we do in my classes is based in slow and soft Hatha with some elements of Kriya and Raja yoga. Good for any level, from the very beginners. Advancing we gradually add various pranayamas, dharanas, kriyas, mudras, bandhas and other tools of a more subtle yoga.
Starting from my teen years I had an interest in different forms of Easten Practices and Martial Arts. I have experimented with Meditation and Inner Qigong, tried different asanas and yoga techniques. But the real yoga knowledge and competence came later - when I had a chance for a serious study with accomplished Indian Masters and Schools including Sri Vagish Shastri (Varanasi); Swami Veda Bharati and Swami Ritavan at SRSG (Himalayan Yoga Tradition, Rishikesh); Dr. Madhavan (Vivekananda Institute of Yogatherapy); Swami Vidyananda (Transformational Yoga). During those many years of exploring genuine yoga in India I have received direct transmissions and initiations in Shakta sampradaya lineage as well as Himalayan Tradition. I have completed various TTC and hold a Master of Hatha Yoga (500hrs+) and a Grand Master of Meditation, authorization to conduct and certify 200hrs Yoga Teacher Trainings.
Originally my way to yoga comes from a different background and a lifestyle even opposite to yoga. I will not, like some eastern teachers, tell you that I have been introduced to yoga by my guru at the age of 5 and lived in a cave since then. Or, as some of my western coleagues, that I started doing intense asana practice being 16 and since then I am super flexible and elastic. Not really. But exactly because of my previous sometimes disorderly "jet-set life" background I have a broader picture. I understand the polarities, the diversity and complexity of our contemporary world. I am familiar with all those stresses and know where the stiffness of body and mind comes from. I have been through corporate environments and high society circles, I am aware of the deadlines challenge and the prejudice of public opinion, I can relate to many issues and side-effects people experience in our global urban society. And now I know some solutions!
Yoga provides the instruments, techniques, methods and philosophy. Something I have been accomulating through the years of study and practice with my Indian teachers, through the research of original yogic and tantric texts and scriptures. There are no mirracles (in the beginning :) but if one is ready to follow some basic discipline, yoga gives the antidotes. It has the answers to many challenges we all face. Being an ancient practice, it is much needed now and is so contemporary in its spirit. This is exactly what I try to show and teach in my classes, courses, workshops and retreats.
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