Soulful Balinese
Yoga Teacher
Made Murni, 500h Registered Yoga Teacher shifted from completely rejecting yoga at first to 14 years of constant and intense yoga practice.
Made Murni shares her personal yoga journey, her fears, spiritual beliefs and wisdom as a Yoga Teacher to beginners and advanced practitioners alike.
Murni has been working at Yoga Barn since its inception in 2007 and for the past 8 years, she's been teaching daily classes and running international workshops as a lead yoga teacher on various Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) faculties.
A dedicated practitioner, Murni is also a dedicated humanitarian. Alongside the co-founders of The Yoga Barn & the BaliSpirit Festival, Murni plays an active role as a volunteer teacher for the outreach & education programs aimed at Balinese Youth.
Find out more in this interview with Murni.
The most important aspect of a yoga practice is about self-acceptance, transformation and the embrace of freedom. Freedom of accepting our own bodies as they are; of respecting and loving it to the very core. Freedom of movement, not only physical, but also, and most poignantly the ability to free yourself from self-limiting mental beliefs. It offers freedom to change, to choose and to live according to our own truth.
Personifying ‘freedom to change’, Murni’s story indeed overcomes cultural expectations, and traditional roles of the female in Balinese society. Yoga has created freedom in her body, in her perspective on life, in her job prospects and her ability to rise to teach. Hers is a story of evolution and expansion.
“Yoga Gives a Space to Pull Back not Always to push forward”
In this Soul Story episode by Almastory, Murni shares her personal yoga journey, her fears, spiritual beliefs and wisdom as a Yoga Teacher and dedicated yogini.
“Purify your intention, transcend old beliefs.”
Deepen your yoga learning in a private class with Murni.