The health crisis has exploded the practice of yoga in France and, indeed, the demand for properly trained teachers. That is good. Many Gen Y followers are willing to drop everything to teach this millennial practice. But be careful not to idealize this fashionable profession too much.
“Yoga has been a long and wonderful journey that has transformed my inner life, my relationships with others, my vision of the world. It is a treasure that I want to cherish.” Julie Riols, 30, grew up in Tarn. Tired of his job as a client manager at a bank, he decides to quit everything and flies to Australia, where he discovers surfing and meditation. He then packed his bags in Costa Rica and then Mexico, where he followed his first training. “The health crisis caused me a lot of worries and the daily practice of yoga helped me get rid of those negative thoughts. It is the increasingly powerful connection between my body and mind that has led me to intensify my practice and train myself; a ten-day Vipassana silent retreat, 200 hours of training, followed by three months at school to learn the basics. and the philosophy of yoga… And, finally, the call of my heart to India, the last stage of my journey.”
In the video: summary of Ashtanga, Nidra, Vinyasa, small yoga
A job that makes you dream
This intense spiritual journey…
Source: Le Figaro
