30/03/2026
I’m in a yoga shala in Thailand, sitting in a women’s circle I recently started attending as part of my yoga training.
I’m wearing shorts and a T-shirt, and with my short haircut I stand out a little - most of the women around me have long hair and flowing dresses.
Around me, I see softness, openness, a kind of quiet connection between the women that feels both beautiful… and unfamiliar.
Everything in me feels slightly uncomfortable, resistant, even skeptical.
“I’m here because I chose to invest my time, money, and energy into my own transformation. And right now, we’re asked to pair up, hold hands, and repeat affirmations like ‘I am loved’ and ‘I am love.’
It feels awkward. Almost ridiculous. And yet… I stay. I remind myself - I came here willingly. I said yes to this journey. So I keep my mind open.”
And then suddenly… something shifts.
I repeat the words that moments ago felt so unnatural - and tears begin to roll down my cheeks. I’m crying, and Maria is holding me.
And in that moment, I feel something I haven’t felt in a long time - Love. Not from someone else… but within me, and towards myself.
At the same time, I hear myself telling Maria: “No one loves me… it’s been so long.”
And that’s when it happens.
Something breaks open in my heart.
That hard shell - the thick layer that once protected me from pain, but also kept me from truly loving myself and this world - cracks.
I allow myself to feel.
I allow myself to be vulnerable.
And I know - this is a turning point.
Why am I telling you this?
Because I have experienced firsthand how powerful yoga can be – not only physically, but also mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
For the past 10 years, I’ve been passionate about guiding other women through their own transformation.
I support women, especially those struggling with hormonal imbalances, and help them reconnect body, mind, and spirit.
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