My accommodations in a remote village of the Konkan Coast are not for the faint of heart….I have a bucket and a faucet, that’s a plus.
My accommodations in Nasik were ‘very’ deluxe in comparison.
Oh and there is a spider the size of a bike helmut running around inside my room…
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Roberta Dell'Anno E-RYT 500, Certified Yoga for Scoliosis Trainer
Owner EssentialYoga Studio.
Roberta has been practicing yoga since 1988 and teaching yoga since 2004. She has studied extensively under master yoga teachers Patricia Walden, Zoë Stewart, Sri Arun H.S., Elise Browning Miller, and others. She completed a two year Iyengar Yoga Teacher Training program with Sr. Iyengar Teacher, Peentz Dubble in June 2017.
Roberta has studied yoga at the Ramamani Iyengar Yoga Memorial Institute in Pune, India during June 2011, February 2014, attended Abhijata's 2-week intensive in Pune, India, December 2016 and BKS Iyengar's Centenary 10-day intensive taught by Prashantji & Geetaji, December 2018.
She completed training and certification with Elise Browning Miller as a 'Yoga for Scoliosis' instructor in 2014, completed a 500 hour Hatha Yoga Certification program with AURA Wellness Center in 2005 and is registered with Yoga Alliance as an E-RYT 500. She has been a Certified Meditation Teacher since June 2007 and an Usui Reiki Practitioner since 1989.
The studio provides individual & specialized privates, semi-privates, group private sessions, and yoga workshops. Roberta conducts local and out of town workshops. She specializes in yoga for scoliosis and back care. She uses props to help students and teachers of all levels transform their backbends, twists, standing and seated postures, as well as inversions like sarvangasana (shoulderstand).
She also works with individuals who have physical challenges, specifically individuals with Multiple Sclerosis, CMT, Parkinson's Disease, scoliosis, and amputees in private, semi-private and group sessions.
What strikes me about all such posts, Roberta, is that this is nothing like “roughing it” in the states. There’s always some public infrastructure to ward you off dangers, like avoiding the Hanta virus or the plague in New Mexico.
There are all these dangers or nuisances to which the local populace is typically already acclimated, like the ants, for better or worse. Here we may rely upon the national culture to provide enough of an adaptation. There it’s all culture shock.
Good on you for braving this and for having the wherewithal to share it with us.
I have become used to it….mostly 🙂 After the first week everything just fell into place.
Haha!! Get a cutting board and kill that spider!! Getting ready to head out and missing India already.
The food here is awesome! The owners made an incredible fish and prawn dinner! I guess that makes up for the spider and he bathroom facilities 🙂