Faruk is a discrete, low profile-humble teacher who focuses a lot on the connection of body and mind, taking careful care of all the students so that all levels can adjust- especially the beginners. He included theoretical parts/philosophy of yoga which was very interesting, he made dancing free meditation classes which were very good for connecting the participants and for expressing ourselves. Furthermore, meditation was optional during the day. But Faruk is most importantly a good hearted person, curious and open minded about life.

Faruk was a very good teacher with a friendly, playful manner. During his classes, I had a sense of experiencing something special, serious and joyful. Central to his instruction of the asanas was an invitation to focus in an experiential way how to really be with our bodies. Paying homage to Patanjali, he brought yoga right back to its roots as a practice for re-establishing a union between body and mind. His emphasis was on how yoga is ultimately about gaining wisdom and truth by being in a proper relationship with one’s body.