Cashew or Keshu?
Who am I really?
My name Kateřina could not go unnoticed by my little sister, who had already transformed it into a thousand different versions. Here you see one of them.
I love...
Forest, water, meadow, moss, swimming in a lake, morning rituals, green tea, cocoa beans, time for myself, wind in my ears, freedom on a mountain top, wading through snow, diving in the depths of wrecks, traveling the planet Earth, people, warm smile, hugs, chatting over coffee, just taking walks, living life to the fullest, being a support to others, studying the human body, being an enthusiastic doctor, challenging myself, fulfilling my dreams, showing others their possibilities, sleeping hard, dancing from the heart, fighting in Kravmaga, discover my body, feel every movement, and much more...
My yoga steps
I discovered yoga at 15. I couldn't even do a women's push-up. In a forward bend, I touched the ground with the tips of my fingers at most. But there was something strange about this movement. I stopped having a throbbing fear of school tests. My thoughts were no longer racing. Asanas became easier. The whole body grew stronger. Yoga has become my safe place to always come back to.
But my progress stopped. Unfortunately, my wonderful teachers could no longer give me what I needed. I wanted to be able to do more, to know more. Not just knowing the shell, but all the cracks and the core itself. At the same time, I felt that this was The Way. And so I threw away all fear and anxiety and went to India.
Where it all began.
It was two months full of hard exercise, philosophy, Ayurveda, meditation, pranayama,...
And now I'm here to pass on this magic.
Pieces of my life
Otherwise...I'm a normal person. I grew up in a Moravian village near Zlín. I love my family with all my heart. I wouldn't be where I am without them.
After high school, I went to study General Medicine at MED MUNI in Brno. I don't know yet what and when I will become. But it does not matter. I devote myself to this science as best I can. I am most pleased in the world to be with living beings and to be able to help and relieve them.
