About

Katharina is a free-spirited Breathing-therapist, animal lover, Ayurvedic nutrition coach, writer, digital nomad, Yoga instructor, food addict and surfer with countless passions and dreams. Sun, salty hair and sandy feet shared with soul connections are her definition of happiness.

Surfing is so much more than just a sport. It is a lifestyle. Us surfers dream about waves, no matter if we are asleep or awake. A tiny little baby…

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Humanity is diverse by nature, but there is one thing every single person on this planet is sharing: A particular balance in between masculine and feminine energy. I don’t know…

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In my opinion, Breathwork and Meditation are the ultimate shortcut to happiness and emotional mastery. Take a moment to pause and observe your breath. It flows in and out effortlessly,…

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The benefits of meditation are undeniable. Scientific studies, brain research and long-term experiments all come to the same conclusion: The benefits of meditation go much beyond of what we tought…

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You are what you eat. Have you ever taken yourself on a journey through your body, wondered what all the different organs and tissues and cells are made of? Sure,…

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I’m so excited to announce that something big is in the making! You all know that I’ve been working with women for quite a few years now, and the experience…

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Triggers can be powerful and overwhelming, causing intense emotional responses that may catch us off guard. Whether it’s a particular situation, a specific word, or a past memory, triggers can…

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You’re not going to like this, but start with yourself. If you find yourself over and over again in destructive, toxic relationships, then you need to own a part of…

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We don’t even need to discuss the question if meditation for more happiness actually works. There is heaps of scientific proof of it out there. Because the chemicals oxytocin, dopamine…

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After 5 years of practice and my first Yoga teacher training, I thought I was a Yogi now. After my second Yoga teacher training, I thought I was a superior…

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