Paris

Marine works in the field of renewable energies and has been practicing yoga since 2012 then teaching since 2017. She initially encountered yoga during her studies in India and discovered it as a wonderful tool to balance both body and mind.

Back in Paris, she starts practicing ashtanga yoga and has a breakthrough realization about the importance of breath, after which she takes on Suryashtanga yoga with Suzy. She herewith gets to know Surya and joins the organisation. This represents the beginning of a training that corresponds with her interests and passion for reading.

Through Surya, Marine finds opportunities to actively contribute on a daily basis to ecological and humanitarian causes and deepen her knowledge in yoga. She now wants to pass on what she experienced in well-being through her yoga practice and the teachings of Surya.

Mathias is an Osteopath and a Yoga teacher. In his words:

“From my point of view these two disciplines are very complementary, in their therapeutic and preventive perspectives. I think that Osteopathy is the Western therapy that best makes the connexion between East and West, particularly through the study of practical and abstract, or subtle, anatomy with fascias and energetic fields or channels.

Yoga and Ayurveda thus inform and complete my daily therapeutic practice. Through this, I convey Yoga asana practice using my anatomical knowledge to enrich my teaching and provide more details and precisions to my students. I definitely believe our stronger point with Surya is to embody and express a synthetic and practical scientific view of Eastern cultures that eases the connexion between East and West, for the benefit of everybody.”