ON THIS PAGE I MAY INTRODUCE MYSELF TO YOU A LITTLE. FEEL GOOD IS WRITTEN IN CAPITAL LETTERS WITH ME...
After working for 10 years as a youth and home educator with young women and
girls and most recently with visually impaired young people, I was looking for new ways.
I found answers to many questions in Ayurveda.
In 2007 I attended the first seminars and courses at Primavera Live, until finally in the year
2009 the training as an Ayurveda massage therapist,
2010 the training as an Ayurveda therapist,
2012 to the Marma Charya,
2014 to the diploma yoga teacher with Andreas Schwarz successfully completed.
From the beginning of 2010 until mid-2020 I practiced in my own practice in Ostfildern-Ruit.
Since the middle of 2021 I welcome you in the Eibenwald in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Yes that is all true and yet it is not all that I am. I am much more than that …
I am a companion, pathfinder, soul healer, traveler and mediator between the worlds, soulfeeler, an everyday oddball, herbal witch.
I am a seeker and a finder, a discoverer, a word wizard, a storyteller, a keeper of ancient knowledge, a listener, a healer, a memorizer, a shadow dancer, a kitchen magician, and a root whisperer….
I My whole life path makes itself visible in the form of a tree. Each branching can somehow be traced back to the root. Hardly anything has grown through logical purposefulness but through the intimate connection with nature. Storm, rain, heat, cold, light and darkness shape it in a special way. The rough bark protects the soft inner core. It branches out in all directions. Both in the earth and in the sky. His trunk connects him with above and below ... It is exposed to all weather conditions and grows with it. A tree never gives up. It just grows. Because it is his nature. Against all odds, it grows ! My path has always been organic in nature and often logically inexplicable. I made and still make decisions mostly from my gut, following an inner voice that comes from old worlds. Strange for some of the people I meet. I learned to live with that, too. In the past, there was often a lot of pain. Not being understood hurt and left a feeling of loneliness. Meanwhile, I know about this blessing and can honor my being different.
Goodbye in the yew forest!
