Once upon a time in the land of vegemite and sunshine I was born at 8:09am (blah blah blah - skip to the good part!)...fast forward to a dull call centre job in London with a lot of time on my hands in my early 20's. I had moved over to the UK on a whim of a psychic that had predicted I would be famous singing in a band (still yet to happen). While taking intermittent calls from angry commuters and a lack of intellectual stimulation I found my first western astrology teacher Barbara Noble on an online forum. Thus igniting a quest toward learning the truths of both the microcosm and the macrocosm.
Fast forward again to a Saturn return around my 30th birthday I found myself all alone in the city of New York after moving to Vancouver (and only lasting a month) for an international sea change. It was here in the big apple that it occurred to me as I wandered (with very little lust) around the North Americas that I had been chasing greener pastures ever since I had left high school and it had only culminated in what I had been running from: isolation and loneliness. As it so often happens in moments such as these serendipity knocked under the guise of a little yoga studio in Brooklyn where a teacher suggested I pursue a yoga teacher training. Returning to Sydney feeling a little lost, and like I had failed at this last adventure, I signed up to learn to teach yoga with Sukha Mukha in Bronte. It was at this point I made the choice to dive further within and embrace practices that encouraged the art of awareness, presence and most of all kindness.
I feel very blessed to have studied with some truly magical vedic teachers along my path. Sitting in the jungles of Goa and beaches of Byron Bay with hatha yogi Clive Sheridan, studying vedic astrology remotely from California and in conference in Tirupati with jyotishi Komilla Sutton and being honoured to observe sublime mantras from Sri Narayani Sakthi Amma performing puja in Thirumalaikodi has all woven together to assist my ever evolving adventure of imparting what I have learned and infusing it into my sharings. As always with such a profoundly complex subjects I forever claim to be a student and bow down humbly to the wonderful and kind teachers I have had the grace to meet...
Fast forward again to a Saturn return around my 30th birthday I found myself all alone in the city of New York after moving to Vancouver (and only lasting a month) for an international sea change. It was here in the big apple that it occurred to me as I wandered (with very little lust) around the North Americas that I had been chasing greener pastures ever since I had left high school and it had only culminated in what I had been running from: isolation and loneliness. As it so often happens in moments such as these serendipity knocked under the guise of a little yoga studio in Brooklyn where a teacher suggested I pursue a yoga teacher training. Returning to Sydney feeling a little lost, and like I had failed at this last adventure, I signed up to learn to teach yoga with Sukha Mukha in Bronte. It was at this point I made the choice to dive further within and embrace practices that encouraged the art of awareness, presence and most of all kindness.
I feel very blessed to have studied with some truly magical vedic teachers along my path. Sitting in the jungles of Goa and beaches of Byron Bay with hatha yogi Clive Sheridan, studying vedic astrology remotely from California and in conference in Tirupati with jyotishi Komilla Sutton and being honoured to observe sublime mantras from Sri Narayani Sakthi Amma performing puja in Thirumalaikodi has all woven together to assist my ever evolving adventure of imparting what I have learned and infusing it into my sharings. As always with such a profoundly complex subjects I forever claim to be a student and bow down humbly to the wonderful and kind teachers I have had the grace to meet...
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