It’s been such a gift to know Gosia — both as a person and as a fellow teacher. I first met her when she joined our teacher training course as a student, and since then I’ve had the honour of watching her grow over the years. From that early beginning until now, it’s been like watching a light shine brighter and brighter. She just keeps refining, deepening, evolving… and it shows.
What stands out most about Gosia is her honesty — deeply honest, in the kindest, most grounded way. She’s compassionate, warm, full of life, genuinely loves people, and shows up with consistency and dedication. She works hard, not for recognition, but because she truly cares. You can see this when she teaches regularly at the studio — not only in the way she holds space, but also in the way her students speak about her.
I’ve also seen her take on more responsibilities, like when she coordinates teacher training. She does it with such sincerity and care — managing the balance between the team and the students with ease. It takes a deep understanding of people, and an honest heart, to be that kind of bridge. And she does it without burning out or closing off — to me, that’s a clear sign that she has found her dharma.
Now imagine someone with all these beautiful human qualities... teaching yoga. It’s something quite special. I see it clearly every time we teach together at the retreat in Goa. After her classes, students often walk out in silence, with a kind of peaceful glow on their faces. It’s not just the class — it’s her presence, her energy. Her way of being gently transforms people, along with the craft and depth of her teaching.
To put it simply: this human being is just beautiful.