I’m from Poland but India feels like home to me as well. If you don’t find me in any of these two, it means that I’m travelling and most probably indulging in one of my passions: yoga, photography or rock climbing.
There’s one element that dictates my heart where to go – and it is nature – mountains and oceans. They teach so much about life.

Sharing yoga practice internationally with local communities has been an experience I feel very grateful for.
And as long as I do what I love, I feel I am at home.
I studied cross-cultural studies and maybe that’s what developed my will to travel and get to know other cultures. Or maybe it developed because of my grandfather, who has been travelling all his life. Or thanks to my mom, who always encouraged me to listen to my inner voice.
I am a yoga facilitator and an outdoor enthusiast.
I have begun practicing Ashtanga Yoga in 2005 and right after the first class it became my daily routine. In 2006 I have already been in India where I have been studying yoga ever since.
It is both, the movement and stillness, felt at once, that keep me showing up on my mat to observe who I am deep inside.
For some years I was deepening my practice at KPJAYI in Mysore. I was also honored to receive Sharath’s Jois Rangaswamy blessing in January 2014 and I was given the authorization to share the practice of Ashtanga Yoga. I was assisting at the Shala during my studies there in 2015 and 2016.
As a result I began to teach this method in its traditional way in yoga studios, in companies, and also as private lessons and in prison, where I was running a special yoga program for female inmates.
Since 2018 I have been returning to learn in Ashtanga Yoga Morjim. Sharmila Desai guides me into holistic practice of yoga and how to apply what we discover into daily life’s duties. She also encouraged me to start my own traditional Shala. It’s called MERU Shala.

I am a pelvic floor therapist. I teach about menstrual cycle awareness. I aim to support women in all stages of life, introduce yoga to teens and young women, assist during pregnancy and after giving birth, inspire to live in tune with laws of nature which our body reflects.
I also address problem of lack of self acceptance, negative body image and common eating disorders and hold the space for open conversations about these experiences. These are part of my own story and caused suffering for many years.
It is a healing journey and to share it with others is my effort to bring more softness and compassion to ourselves and to the world.
I implement trauma informed lens to the ways I share yoga practice with others.

My mother passed away 10 years ago and it developed my need to help patients suffering from cancer. Apart from introducing asana and meditation practice to them, I also started to study Carl Simonton and program and somatic yoga for a more holistic approach to healing process.
I teach what I learned and experienced myself over these years. Yoga quiets my mind but also it makes me face my fears and limitations, empowers and builds resilience. Teaches me daily to simply let go, too.

I have been working lately on new chapters of my teaching and personal development. One relates to trauma and other to our environmental responsibilities as humans – but they also meet in many ways.

Movement For Change emerged as connection of yogic values and environmental care to raise awareness and act together as a community of likeminded people.
In summer 2024, I organized the Movement for Change festival which was supported by Patagonia, New Roots and Lyofood, brands whose work reflects many of my own values. The event was also recognized for its women-empowering aspect and I have received a financial grant from Fundacja YES.

I am a professional photographer and I focus on portraits, lifestyle and landscape photography.
By the latter I strive to inspire to protect natural world.
And my personal goal is to live in a sustainable lifestyle day to day, as there is only one Earth.

She is a passionate yoga practitioner, experienced yoga teacher and tour guide. She was working several years for one of the world's biggest travel companies, leading tours in Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia and her love for travel, tourism, yoga, and adventures made her found Fige Yoga Adventures®.
Sasha became a certified yoga teacher in 2018 by www.gaia-yoga.com school in Croatia. Her teaching style is Ashtanga Vinyasa, and she is skilled at demystifying complex concepts and making yoga feel accessible to beginners and teachers alike.
Dog lover, she enjoys spending time hiking, swimming and horseback riding.

Growing up in a family that loved to travel and explore new tastes, I was exposed to many different cousins during my childhood and that definitely sparked an interest in me which later developed into my passion and profession. My enchantment with exploring different cultures and cuisines continued growing during my studies in Switzerland. After graduating in International Business in Hotel and Tourism Management in Cesar Ritz University, I spent a few years working in a 5*star hotels around Europe and Asia where I continued to work, travel and educate myself on different foods and cuisines. My biggest passion was the connection between culture and food and how we can learn so much about the culture and history just from a plate of modest traditional food cooked at home.Upon returning to my home county I started the radio show "With Spoon around the world" and I spent the next 10 years running a kitchen in different vegan restaurants and hotels in Croatia.
My love and passion for food and cooking still grows each day and I am happy to be able to share it with the beautiful people that I cook for.