Born in Milan in 1974, into a family of four sisters, I grew up surrounded by a feminine environment that early on nurtured listening, sensitivity, and a sense of belonging to my lineage. At the age of 20, I began my spiritual search—a journey that took me across different lands, from Australia to the United Kingdom—until in 1997 I found a home in London, a city that marked a fundamental point of initiation in my path.

It was there that I first came into contact with yoga, at the Śivananda Vedānta Yoga Centre, and where a profound relationship with the practice as a path of embodied knowledge awakened.

In 2003, I decided to dedicate my life to the study and teaching of yoga, embracing it as both a vocation and a means of transmission. I am a mother of two children, an experience that radically transformed my understanding of the body, time, surrender, and spiritual practice.

After exploring various approaches to yoga, as well as Zen Buddhism and other paths, in 2007 I chose to focus on Aṣṭāṅga Yoga Vinyāsa, a demanding discipline that taught me both structure and deep listening.

In 2006, I founded my first yoga school, a project that matured until 2013 into Ashtanga Yoga Alcobendas, a living space dedicated to research, sustained practice, and the conscious transmission of this tradition.

Between 2013 and 2022, I traveled annually to Mysore, India, to study at KPJAYI under the guidance of Saraswathi, daughter of Pattabhi Jois, receiving from her not only instruction but the testimony of a direct feminine transmission within the Aṣṭāṅga lineage. During those years, I assisted in the institute’s classes and, in 2017, organized Saraswathiji’s visit to Madrid, creating a living bridge between cultures, generations, and teaching styles.

Driven by the need to inhabit the practice from a place more honest and aligned with my bodily reality, I began a new search that led me to Sharmila Desai, a teacher through whom I found a form of transmission deeply respectful of the body’s rhythms and feminine intelligence. Since 2019, I travel annually to Goa, India, to practice under her guidance.

Since 2017, I have been continuously sharing studies on Patañjali’s Yoga Sūtras at various schools in Spain, approaching philosophy not as abstract knowledge but as a living tool for discernment and liberation. My love for Sanskrit sustains this path: above all, I remain a dedicated student of this ancient language, which preserves the memory of wisdom.

My current project, Nomad Sādhana, was born as a platform for the systematic and embodied study of Sāṃkhya philosophy, the Yoga Sūtras, the Bhagavad Gītā, and the Upaniṣads—approached from a perspective that honors tradition while valuing direct experience.

My life is devoted to sharing the teachings of yoga with those who feel called to explore their own truth, from a place free of conditioning, in dialogue with the body, consciousness, and the lineage—especially the feminine—that sustains and precedes us.