Brahma Yoga School

Breathe...be alive to change...

A testimonial from the archives—back when I was just beginning my journey of building my yoga school.
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My younger self, 13 years ago 😊

16th May 2013

Our first yoga workshop in Koblenz, Germany—and it has continued every year for 13 years.

Thank you dear Keratin degen & Ralf Marenbach.. ❤️

Freedom is not easy.

It means letting go of:

restrictions that feel like security
distractions that look like entertainment
commitments that only feed the ego
people who consume your time
the fear of missing out

And even…
the boredom that comes when all this is gone.

Freedom is not easy at all.


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Oslo, Norway… we are meeting again!
June 6–7, 2026
Looking forward to seeing you, lovely souls ❤️

Bending more is good, of course...but how to make that movement becomes'Yoga' is when we apply that wisdom in our life.

We have some more slots left ❤️

That is how we go ahead.. constantly renewed and updated!


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When my father could no longer walk freely,
he once watched an old man pass by and said,

“If only I could walk like him.”

In the ICU he told me,

“Take me home.
Let me sit on my verandah,
in my chair,
with my tea and my newspaper.
I want nothing else.”

How easily we overlook the ordinary —
until it becomes a wish.

Today, I can sit with my chai,
feel the breeze,
look at the mountains —
with nowhere I must rush to.

I may not hike or ride like before.
But I did when I could and doing what I can.
And that is enough.

The world keeps changing.
Strength fades. Seasons turn.

Do what you long to do — when you can.
Appreciate what you have — now.
And honour what you have already lived.

Do not postpone either.

It is urgent.


www.brahmayoga.org
www.withsuresh.com

When my father could no longer walk freely,
he once watched an old man pass by and said,

“If only I could walk like him.”

In the ICU he told me,

“Take me home.
Let me sit on my verandah,
in my chair,
with my tea and my newspaper.
I want nothing else.”

How easily we overlook the ordinary —
until it becomes a wish.

Today, I can sit with my chai,
feel the breeze,
look at the mountains —
with nowhere I must rush to.

I may not hike or ride like before.
But I did.
And that is enough.

The world keeps changing.
Strength fades. Seasons turn.

Do what you long to do — when you can.
Appreciate what you have — now.
And honour what you have already lived.

Do not postpone either.

It is urgent.


www.brahmayoga.org
www.withsuresh.com

Celebrate your day and thank you 🙏❤️

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