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Our Teachers

Ahyeong Park

A gentle guide and steady presence, Ahyeong sees yoga as an act of remembering—reconnecting with the strength and wisdom already within you. Her intention is simple: to help you feel at home within yourself, just as you are.

Ahyeong Park

Ahyeong is a gentle yoga teacher whose path to the mat was shaped by years working in international development and human rights—fields that are deeply human, emotionally demanding, and ask us to keep showing up with compassion and clarity. These experiences taught her the weight of holding space for others and, just as importantly, the necessity of returning home to herself.

Yoga became that home. It became the way she listened inward, softened her edges, and rooted into something steadier. Over time, she has come to see yoga not only as a practice of movement and breath, but as an intimate act of remembering—of reconnecting with the strength, softness, and wisdom already living within us.

As your teacher, her intention is to hold space with care and reverence—for your body, your breath, your story. She believes you already hold everything you need within you. Her role is simply to help you feel more at home in yourself.

In her classes, we practice to ground. To return. To remember.

And to carry that steadiness out into the world.

Guillermina (Gina) Lahitte

For Gina, the greatest gift of both the teachings and the practice of meditation has been finding truth within silence and the observation of the Law of Nature. She now leads the Vipassana group sitting on Svalbard, holding space for students to be more present within. 

Guillermina (Gina) Lahitte

Gina is a dedicated Vipassana practitioner who has served at Dhamma Viriya in Córdoba, Argentina—spending a year and a half in service as Center Manager. Through her time in deep seva, she has become a grounded representative of the Dhamma in daily life. She now leads the Vipassana group sitting on Svalbard, holding space for old students to sit together in the northernmost corner of the world.

For Gina, the greatest gift of both the teachings and the practice has been finding truth within silence and the observation of the Law of Nature. She is also happy to support anyone curious about taking their first course, and can walk them through how the Vipassana courses are organized and what to expect.

Ying Chang

In Ying's yoga and meditation classes, she prioritizes awareness. Rather than striving to perform, these sessions are invitations to observe, to cultivate a deeper relationship between body and mind, and to come home to who you already are. 

Ying Chang

Ying Chang is a Taiwanese / American artist, meditation and yoga practitioner whose work explores the relationship between attention, rhythm, and presence. On the page, on the mat, or on a meditation cushion, she is drawn to the quiet discipline of returning to each present moment.

After leaving a structured career in New York City to pursue a life guided by inner alignment, Ying spent three years living on the road before calling Svalbard her home. Along the way, she slowly realized that creativity, like yoga and meditation, does not come from chasing something new or better, but from continuously returning to oneself.

In her yoga and meditation classes, she prioritizes awareness. Rather than striving to perform, these sessions are invitations to observe, to cultivate a deeper relationship between body and mind, and to come home to who you already are. This same philosophy runs through her artistic practice, where repetition becomes a path to presence and each return is an opportunity to begin again.

Masoom Roulin

Masoom brings the same quiet presence and attentiveness to every class, whether online or in person. As a longtime Ashtanga practitioner and artist, she treats movement and breath as a meditative practice, guiding students to return fully to the present moment on their mat.

Masoom Roulin

Masoom is a Belgo-Indian Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga practitioner, teacher, and artist whose path has taken her from Brussels to Mysore, India, the birthplace of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga. She trained and worked as an architect before moving to Mysore in 2023, where she has been practicing daily under the guidance of her teacher, Vijay Kumar, ever since.

She approaches both Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and drawing as meditative practices, each inviting us to return to the present moment: one through movement and breath, the other through stillness and attentive observation of the world. In her classes, whether online or in person, she brings the same presence and attention to every student on the mat.

Isabelle Johansen

Isabelle grew up among essential oils and books on ancient practices, resisted it all, then found her way back. She trained in India 14 years ago and believes yoga is for everyone who is breathing, though she admits she is one of the least flexible teachers you'll meet. Come as you are.

Isabelle Johansen

Isabelle grew up in a home that smelled of essential oils, with bookshelves full of books on alternative medicine, holistic health, and ancient practices. Like many teenagers, she resisted it all for years. Only as she grew older did she begin to see the value of living more holistically, and how much we in the Western world can learn from the traditions and teachings of cultures around the world.

She found yoga in her twenties, and 14 years ago, after an intensive month-long teacher training in India, she began teaching. Since then, yoga and meditation have been the practices she returns to when she needs them most, which is also why she loves sharing them with others.

For her, yoga is about so much more than flexibility or physical exercise. It supports both body and mind, and helps us slow down, reconnect, and become more present. What she hears most often is "I'm not flexible enough" or "I can't do that." Many people believe yoga is only for a certain type of person: someone naturally flexible, strong, or experienced.

But yoga is for everyone who is breathing.

And she is probably one of the least flexible yoga teachers you'll ever meet.

In her classes, you are welcome to come as you are. Her hope is that you'll discover the joy of moving with your breath, tuning in to your body, and quieting the busy mind.

To make a little more space. To simply be. And to fall in love with yoga in your own way.

Sarah Kvillfors

Sarah is a yoga and Pilates teacher with a deep interest in strength and how the body moves. Across Pilates, Flow, and Yin, she guides students to notice how muscles engage, where tension sits, and how breath moves the body, building strength, control, and the awareness to soften.

Sarah Kvillfors

Sarah is a yoga and Pilates teacher with a particular interest in strength and how the body moves and functions. Her teaching centres on understanding the physical body and developing awareness of how it moves and feels, using the mind-body connection to explore both power and stillness.

Across Pilates, Flow, and Yin, she encourages students to notice how their muscles engage, where they hold tension, and how breath moves the body. This awareness supports both building strength and learning to relax, helping students consciously generate force, develop control, and recognise when to soften. Her classes explore mobility, core stability, and the nervous system’s responses to movement and breath, helping students understand the purpose behind the practice.

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