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Giving Love brings us back into the flow of life. „

– Jacqueline Dischler

About

The biggest learning in my life so far has been how a great weakness can become a great strength. You can find my whole story, my background and the path of my professional development as well as the milestones of my yoga path here: 

My Yoga Style

My Yoga style is intense, energetic and at the same time gentle, soft and often very slow. Nature unfolds without hustle and bustle, very deliberately and almost delicately, and yet it always reaches its destination at the perfect time. This principle also underlies my yoga classes. 

Even though many yoga exercises look like acrobatics, it's not so much about achieving a visual goal or outward perfection. The thrill of challenging yoga exercises like the handstand is in the challenge of the path that lies outside your habitual comfort zone. Just like a mountain climber who feels strength and joy of life when he overcomes the obstacles of a mountain, a challenging yoga asana can also give us inner strength. We can learn that the initially impossible becomes possible with consistency and joy on the way! In this sense, we also learn that other hurdles in life are not a full blockade - we just need to move on continuously and steadily. 

Denn nicht der Gipfel selbst ist doch das  Ziel (Würde ein Bergsteiger dasselbe Gefühl empfinden, wenn er sich hinauf zum Gimpfel „beamen“ würde? Wohl nicht). Nein es ist der Weg dorthin, von unten nach oben hinauf, der uns auf eine besondere Weise erfüllt. 

More important than the appearance is the introspection in every yoga practice. The aesthetics from within! Yes, you can feel a subtle aesthetic towards yourself. A flowing, a kind of floating in one's own body.That's what my classes are about. The "dancing with oneself to the melody of one's own breath".In this way we deepen the connection to ourselves and learn to listen to our inner voice. The voice of our intuition and wisdom certainly directs us to the right paths in life, even if they sometimes begin in the dark. If we listen to this voice, the core of our being will always turn towards the light, just like a little plant that finds its way from the dark soil to the light by unfolding exactly as it is.

This message infuses all my classes. Movement with joy, with depth. I tell little anecdotes that can inspire new thoughts and I give from my whole heart. Each class is filled with love and I am happy to welcome anyone who practices yoga with me. 

Namasté & see you soon
Jackie

Beruflicher Werdegang & Ausbildungen

Nach Abschluss meines Studiums zur Wirtschaftsjuristin habe ich mich direkt selbstständig gemacht und war seit 2015 hauptsächlich als Digital Creative im Bereich Copy Writing, Kommunikationsdesign und PR freiberuflich tätig. 

2017 habe ich zum ersten Mal Yoga unterrichtet und wusste, dass ich mich in diesem Bereich noch mehr entfalten werde. 

  • 2008-2011 Bachelorstudium DE
    Rechtswissenchaften
  • 2012-2015 Masterstudium DE
    Wirtschaft & Recht
  • 2017 Yoga Teacher Training DE
    Yoga nach Yesudian
  • 2020 Fortbildung EN
    NLP Coaching with David Key
  • 2020 Yoga Teacher Training DE
    Yoga Therapie nach Siegrid Wiedemann
  • 2021 Yoga Teacher Training EN
    Hatha Yoga with Siddhi Yoga Institute
  • 2022 Fortbildung EN
    Somatic Stretch Sequences with Sadie Nardini
  • 2023 Fortbildung EN
    Master your brain: Neuroscience for personal development at Gregory Caremans Brain Academy
  • 2023 Fortbilung EN
    Neuroplasticity: how to rewire your brain at Gregory Caremans Brain Academy
  • 2023 Yoga Teacher Training EN
    Yoga Basic & Advanced Training with Samarthya Bhatnagar & Preetika Bhatnagar (500 hours)
  • 2024 Yoga Teacher Training EN
    Restorative Yoga at Siddhi Yoga Institute
  • 2024 Fortbildung DE
    Ganzheitliches Life Coaching
  • regelmäßig diverse Workshops und Kurztrainings in verschiedenen Bereichen (Thai Yoga Massage, Dance Floorwork u. a.)

You can find the full story on my career path from lawyer to digital creative and yoga teacher here:

"A tree can only touch the sky when he is rooted deep down in the heavy soil. True strength comes from accepting the shadow of our vulnerability. Being deeply touched doesn't mean to be weak. It means to be connected. Those who are connected to everything without being attached, they have a free soul." 

Jacqueline Dischler

Jacqueline Dischler Namaste