Leila Goddard
Everyone wants to be happy, it’s that simple. Yoga is about realising your inherent happiness. It exists in each and every one of us and the path of Yoga provides us with a very practical means to awaken this joy, that is our natural state of being.
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The Living Yoga studio is more than just a space; it is a sacred space where students immerse themselves completely in yoga. We encourage our students to take their practice off the mat and into the world we all share. Established by Cherryl Duncan in 2006, the studio and the community that has sprung up around it has continued to grow under Sarah Bentz, a certified Jivamukti teacher and the current owner and director of Living Yoga in Craighall. Sarah is supported by an incredible group of like-minded teachers all meeting the highest teaching standards and inspiring a path to yoga through compassion for all beings.
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Jivamukti is a world-renowned method of yoga created by Sharon Gannon and David Life. Read more (www.jivamuktiyoga.com)
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Living Yoga is blessed to have hosted many international teachers including: Sharon Gannon, David Life, Jules Febre, Andrea Boyd, Petros Haffenrichter, Anja Kühnel, Dechen Thurman and Olivier David, amongst others.
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Locally, Living Yoga continually hosts a variety of workshops, Satsungs, charity events, meditation and sutra lectures.
Join us to discover the benefits yoga provides for body, mind and soul.
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“Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhanvantu. May all beings everywhere be happy & free”.
22 Bantam Drive
Blairgowrie
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Email: dercksenluann11@gmail.com
Lucy Ferrao
Physiotherapist
Yoga Therapist @ Shakti Yoga Centre in Fourways
https://www.facebook.com/lucyphysioyoga.co.za/
PhysiYoga is a union of Health and Happiness. Physio being the physical treatment of someone's body systems: 1. Skeletal 2. Muscular 3. Nervous 4. Fascial 5. Organ This in combination with yoga used as a rehabilitation technique allows healing to extend into the mind. Yoga coming from the Sanskrit word meaning union, PhysiYoga is a union of a healthy mind and a healthy body leading to Health and Happiness. PhysiYoga Practice Details: Medical Aid Rates - contracted In Home visits done - within 5 km radius of the practice 25+ years of Experience and Part of:
1) SASP - South African Society of Physiotherapy
2) SASMA - South African Sports Medicine Association
3) HPCSA - Health Professions Council of South Africa.
Lydia Luis
Michelle van Straaten
JHB, South Africa
Peru, South America
California, North America
Tel: +27 82 339 7716
Margaret Ramsay
Marie von Alvensleben
Marjolein Tickner
Mary Collyer
Personal Trainer
Bellydancer
Matsemela Mogotlane
Melanie’s journey with yoga began in her 20s, practising various styles of yoga and meditation. Moving to Cape Town in the late 1990s, she began attending classes at the Ananda Kutir Ashram and over the years deepened her yoga and meditation practice whilst raising three children and working.
In 2023, she completed her 200 hour training with the Academy of Yoga and Ayurveda as a teacher of Integral Hatha Yoga. Melanie teaches yoga at her own studio in Rondebosch, Cape Town. As part of her SEVA practice, Melanie teaches yoga to children on the Cape Flats and supports a womens empowerment project making and selling yoga bags and products.
Melanie continues to deepen her yoga practice, training in new modalities and integrates yoga and breath work in programmes run through her NGO - Ground Up Collective, which provides trauma informed programmes on healing and transformation, restorative justice and addressing the drivers of gender based violence and inequity.
Melanie van Lier
Qualified through Anahata Yoga
Melissa Luboff
Consciousness Life Coach Practitioner at Dynamic Integrated Healing
https://www.facebook.com/heartyogahealing/
68 Club Street, Cnr Protea Street, Linksfield
Johannesburg
m.me/heartyogahealing
Call 082 412 8358
Michelle Goor
Mindfulness is about paying extraordinary attention to the ordinary. It is about using all of our senses to live moment-to-moment with awareness. We may find that we are habitually lost in thought. Worrying about the past or the future. Or simply just stuck in our heads. This results in a disconnection from our immediate environment, our bodies and our feelings. The mindfulness practice is a simple way to help us reconnect with our bodies and inner resources again. It helps us ground ourselves in the present moment.
When explaining mindfulness to children, I often use the analogy of a pause button. Most children know what a pause button is and how to use it. Mindfulness is like the pause button on life. It helps us to pause and take notice of all that is around us and inside of us. It helps us to stop, breathe and be.
Rondebosch, 7700,
Cape Town
7700
Neha Rathi
300 level Hatha Yoga Teacher
Pre and post natal teacher














