Jul 26

Jul 26 Udaya Live Festival – Inclusive In All Possible Ways

By Ema Barba

Between the 15th and 20th of August, you will find us in the city of Pravets, Bulgaria, at the most famous Yoga and music festival in South-Eastern Europe, Udaya Live. Udaya is filled with vivacity and brightness, and super upbeat. There is also the opportunity to just chill out – you can create your own experience as you wish!

Power Vinyasa, AcroYoga, Bhakti, Hatha, Yin, Restorative, Meditation, Pranayama… so many options! No matter what style of Yoga or what kind of experience you prefer, you have lots to choose from – over 50 yoga teachers and musicians are awaiting to share their energy and wisdom with you. See the whole line-up here.

Whether it is within a Vinyasa Flow class or a live band session, make sure to follow your bliss! Everywhere you go, you are sure to have your Sangha around you – the community that gathers here, they say, is the best. We can’t wait to confirm that through our own experience!

We know where we’ll be during the first night! Whatever you do, make sure not to miss Pascal de Lacaze – he played music at the Barcelona Yoga Conference and it was amazing.

We honestly can’t wait – we admit, the resort and food has something to do with it. And if we do a ton of classes and dance all night, we can always chill at the spa. We’re only human, after all!

You can still book your spot here– whether for the whole experience or just for a day or two. You can follow Udaya festival on Facebook or on Instagram.

See more on their website, here.

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Ema Barba

Ema Barba finds that guiding Yoga practices fills her with bliss. Every day she witnesses Yoga transform people's lives and she is honored to be part of their journey. After taking a break from her career as a communication specialist for NGOs in education in Romania, she completed her training and became certified by Yoga Alliance in Rishikesh, India, in the Himalayas, at the very prestigious Sattva Yoga Academy. She is also a certified Theta Healing practitioner. Her experience in guiding Yoga includes large groups in Romania and Germany, studio sessions in Bucharest, as well as individual sessions. She works with all categories of people: both students and teachers, both young professionals and senior entrepreneurs, both athletes and people with disabilities.