SHIRAN BERKOVICH

Shiran, an Artist and Art Historian, stepped into a Mysore room for the first time back in 2013 and immediately felt at home. No more following the teacher’s every move, no more comparison to others, being seen and cared for, and having the space to be with one’s self while still being supported by a teacher and the power of the group.

After a few years of practicing ashtanga, Shiran joined a two-year teacher training course with Maya Gross in Tel Aviv to deepen her understanding of the method and philosophy. Even though teaching was not her plan, it gradually became natural to wish to share the practice’s beauty with others.

Shiran has been teaching Ashtanga yoga for the last five years, focusing on Mysore classes, led classes, and workshops, where she believes she can best share her authentic experience with the practitioners. At the same time, Shiran has continued deepening her yoga routes by maintaining her daily practice, practicing with various teachers, and studying yoga philosophy.

For Shiran, the space and the practice are an opportunity to discover our inner softness, strength, and genuine passion. All of which bring a sense of contentment, trust, and calmness.

Breath. Move. Listen.