I often encounter visitors asking me about Karma Yoga — the yoga of selfless action — and what it feels like to live it rather than simply practice it. This is my experience. In the beginning of my time in Divinya, I did not perceive Karma Yoga in the community as what I understood later, ‘a way of life’. It started as part of the daily rhythm — a time when I would step out of my personal plans and do something for the common good. A defined time to serve, to contribute, to a

How can I achieve complete freedom and peace? This existential question and this longing that has driven spiritual seekers throughout the ages brought me to discover the path of Yoga. My journey with yoga began with the idea of finding the ‘best’ yoga practice. Nowadays, there are so many different approaches to yoga out there, and I tried many different ‘styles’, philosophies, and teachers with the hope of coming to a greater understanding and mastery of this path. I thought

The beauty of Inner Yoga is that it removes any kind of structure in the body and brings natural flexibility.