Before becoming a yoga teacher, I studied law and worked for several years as a corporate legal advisor. About seven years ago, I chose to become self-employed, which gave me the freedom to travel, work remotely, and organize my time around well-being and the things that truly nourish me.

As I prepare for an upcoming retreat season in Suncokret on the beautiful island of Hvar in Croatia, I feel deeply compelled to reflect on what has been at the core of my journey recently: unshaming. It’s a concept that has guided me, especially in the past few months, as I packed my life into a backpack and set off on an adventure across Southeast Asia, then returned to India.

Meet Mona Bektesi, Yogini, Teacher & Author of Yoga in der Schule Synchronicity is when there is a stream of events that occur...

I have been practicing yoga since 2016, or, speaking the truth, I thought I was practicing yoga in yoga classes taught at the gym before...

Interview with Bethany Demelza, the newest member of our team.

Meet Tanja Novojevska In spring 2021, an instantaneous synergy occurred when two mature yoginis with lots of life experience under their...

We welcome back former guest and guest-teacher, Chloé Bovay, to Suncokret late this summer. For the second year in a row, Chloe will be...

So Ben, it's been almost a year since we last met. What have you been up to since then, anything exciting? Yes, I did a lot of Yoga...

This season we are excited to welcome yet another new addition to our gifted and diverse teaching team at Suncokret, Anita Ilicic, a...

I've been following your blog for years now, and have always been enertained, inspired and motivated by the viewpoints, tips and...