Especially these last few weeks and months I’ve came to understand why I feel drawn to science, art and (nature) photography accounts. Only the other week I posted a story on my Instagram account with the advice to follow more science & nature/photography accounts. One of the reasons for this recommendation was that I truly believe that – if everyone would follow more of these accounts, seeing the wonders and the magic of our planet – the people ON this planet would be friendlier TO this planet (and to each other).

The beautiful is a manifestation of the secret laws of nature. When nature begins to reveal her open secret to a person, he feels an irresistible longing for her most worthy interpreter, art.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Be Kind.

The main reason, though I follow more of these accounts is that the people behind these accounts see the beauty of patterns in nature as it reveals its secrets to them in a very unique way. Very inspiring, don’t you think?

Whenever I see something geometrical like the stairs of L’Arc de Triomphe in Paris I cannot help myself but be stunned. It’s just so mesmerising how nature’s law can be found in surprising ways and places in art, crafts, architecture, religion, magic retails, national icons, and so much more.

You can place any bet that these universal patterns can be found in living organisms like your body, too.

It takes Two to Tango.

Let’s connect the dots, the polarities to create beauty in within yourself. As we know now, beauty is the manifestation of the secret laws of nature (which is basically physics and math. Just saying 😊). 

📸 L’Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France (2022)

🤓 Did you know that Fibonacci is a name made up in 1838 by the Franco-Italian historian Guillaume Libri and is short for filius Bonacci (‘son of Bonacci‘).

Happy New Year to you 🍀. Wishing everyone a very joyous and prosperous 2023. Can’t wait for our paths to cross again 😘.

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Whether you come to listen, to watch, or simply to learn, I’d love to have you in class. You can find me Wednesdays at Puls Killesberg at 4:30 PM for a 90-minute intermediate class*.

If you work at PwC, you’re in luck! I teach a beginner/advanced beginner class* Thursdays at 6:00 PM at PwC Stuttgart.

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*Advanced Beginners/Intermediate: you should have a regular yoga practice.
*Beginner: you should know what a Downward Dog is.
*Newbie: It is your very first experience with a yoga practice.