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Angela Farmer
Angela Farmer is a world-renowned Yoga teacher who inspires students to reflect inward and reconnect with deep springs of wisdom, energy and creativity that lie within. Angela and her husband Victor van Kooten began teaching together more than 25 years ago and have been traveling around the world to share with students their understanding of the physical and energetic interplay in yoga. Angela has held many retreats for women and has developed a unique way for students to access ‘lost’, injured and traumatized parts of themselves with healing guidance.
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What are the benefits of yoga practice, personally? First of all I feel more comfortable just being myself. And secondly, although I’m 71, I think I feel better in my body than I did when I was much younger. I do have certain issues but I’ve always had them and I think I’m more friendly with them now. Thirdly, I definitely enjoy life a lot more than I did. I just take in rather than try to give out all the time. I see what an amazing miracle life is. And how much there is that we are given.
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When I was little, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. Linda Carter rocked my world, and I even tried to make her snazzy red white and blue costume out of paper one year for Halloween. (It didn’t work).
How many of us, though, have learned that we have to be super woman to be good at our jobs at work and in life? How many of us hold ourselves to impossibly high standards and feel that the only way to be truly good at what we do is to be invincible? To, like Wonder Woman in her invisible jet, hide the messy work of our own, human journey?
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