My vision, as an influencer here on earth, is to help anchor a deeper connection to our inner selves and the world around us, by learning from the natural rhythms of Mother Earth and the Universe.

The Luna Rhythms Yoga vision is to help bring a much-needed balance back into the lives of humanity, and our planet, by honouring Nature as our greatest teacher and guide.

A return to the ancient earth based traditions of our ancestors, using ceremony and ritual to celebrate the seasons, and to have knowledge of the luna cycles, brings a deep connection to life itself.

From a love and deep heart connection to our beautiful home, choices are likely to be made that honour the life of this planet, and safe guard the future for the generations that lie before us.

May the blessings of Great Spirit, of Father Sun and Mother Moon, guide us on our way. Namastasyai, namsatasyai namastasyai namo namaha.

Like many yogi's before me, my passion for the ancient path of yoga sprung out of an injury on a physical level.
A debilitating back problem brought me to a yoga class, and immediately something stirred in me. The breath opened me up to something so familiar; a feeling of home.
I knew I had to have yoga in my life everyday.

Three years later I joined the British Wheel of Yoga teacher training diploma course, and began my initiation into becoming a yoga teacher. I began teaching in 2006.

In 2007 I founded Luna Rhythms Yoga

After studying the ancient texts of India in my yogic enquires, I began to wander what was happening in my own land around the same time, 5000 years ago.
This enquiry lead me to a norse coven, here in England, where I studied and practiced for 13 years, learning the path of the ancient ones, of our ancestors,
who practiced through earth based traditions with ceremony and ritual.

We celebrated each turn of the wheel, with rituals to the God's and Goddesses, to the elements of Earth, Air, Water and Fire.
We celebrated Mother Earth, and revered her, giving thanks for the bounty she provides.
The Nordic and Celtic traditions have many similarities to the yogic path, and so I decided to create a system that incorporates both.