With a passion for an active and healthy lifestyle, Birut discovered yoga more than a decade ago and fell in love almost instantly with the discipline. Throughout her travels and experiences in different parts of the world, she came to understand that addressing psychological well-being is far more important than focusing solely on physical appearances. As a committed student, she spent years exploring various yoga styles before embarking on formal teacher training. Birut achieved her RYTT 200 Hour Hatha Yoga Certificate in Nepal, expanded her knowledge with an additional 100 Hour Meditation & Pranayama training in Rishikesh, India, and delved into Trauma-Informed Yoga. Her mantra is to perpetually embrace learning. Birut believes that yoga is inclusive and accessible to all, regardless of age, body shape, or gender. Guiding practitioners through their unique journeys is both a privilege and passion. Her greatest aspiration is to make yoga accessible to everyone.

“I believe in the power of community, and I’ve always been passionate about building one around me, especially during my 15 years as an expatriate. I understand how essential it is to have a support system. After all, we humans are social creatures, and we rely on each other for our well-being, a fact that became even more evident during the COVID-19 pandemic. My purpose is to bring people together, and through the Unity Yoga community I’m creating, I aim to not only make people a part of it but also help them uplift one another. I want individuals to see their true potential, shine brighter, and discover their authentic path.”