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Your body knows how to heal — sometimes it just needs the right support to find its way back.Falk supports you through Kriya Yoga, breathwork, Ayurvedic Yoga Massage, and holistic coaching to help regulate your nervous system, release chronic tension, and gain more clarity in everyday life. Specifically applied marma points — the acupressure points of the Ayurvedic tradition — provide direct access to the nervous system: gentle, precise, and deeply effective.Especially helpful for people with ADHD, exhaustion, or the feeling of being constantly stuck in the mind — but open to anyone who wants to rediscover the body as a resource.

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Restore harmony to your chakras through guided sessions that align your energy centers for optimal health.

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Chakra Balancing Sessions

Receive personalized coaching to improve your energy management and achieve a more vibrant lifestyle.

Energy Coaching and Guidance

Experience holistic healing techniques designed to balance your body's energy fields and promote emotional and physical health.

Energy Healing Therapy

The treatments are based on traditional South Indian approaches that understand the body as an interconnected system of structure, breath, and inner state.The focus is not on an abstract concept of healing, but on direct work with the body — with the aim of releasing tension, regulating the nervous system, and restoring balance within the system.Kriya Yoga (private session) 60–90 min Ayurvedic Yoga Massage 90–120 min Marma Treatment 60–90 min

Treatments and private Classes

Free 30-minute introductory call to find out what suits you best at the moment.In 1:1 sessions, I work individually with your current state — especially when your system gets overwhelmed easily, your mind won’t settle, or you find it hard to maintain focus.The focus is not just on understanding, but on developing the practical ability to regulate your nervous system. Through breathwork, body awareness, and directed attention, you learn to recognize tension, reduce inner restlessness, and build a more stable, clear state.

Coaching for stress, ADHD & inner restlessness

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Energy awakens when body, mind, and soul come into alignment.

I had the pleasure of taking a Kriya Yoga course led by my good friend Falk, and it was a truly enriching experience. Falk is not only a great friend but also a thoughtful and knowledgeable guide. He has a deep understanding of the subject, which really comes through in the way he teaches — with clarity, presence, and authenticity. His explanations made complex ideas feel accessible and meaningful. I learned a lot through his teachings, and it has genuinely helped me find more calm and clarity in the midst of my busy and chaotic life. Highly recommended!

Falk is a truly special teacher who embodies deep knowledge, experience, and what he teaches 100%.

With him and through his guidance, I was able to dive deeply into my own system and develop a practice that continues to enrich me in a lasting way. He always has an open ear and brings genuine passion to his work. I’m very grateful that our paths crossed.

Anyone who wants to meet themselves on a deep level — in a very traditional way — is in exactly the right place with Falk. Thank you!

I’ve been practicing Kundalini Kriya Yoga with Falk for two years. Over this time, he’s helped me realize that all the power I need is already within me. He gave me the tools to manage my emotions, raise my energy, and shift my mood.

He helped me become aware of my inner strength and guided me back to it—reawake a fire within me that once felt shy and insecure. Today, I’m happy and deeply grateful to share that after two years, I’ve integrated these tools into my work and daily life. I now see them as a magical tool for transforming my reality—helping me go inward, face discomfort, and turn it into something beautiful.

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<h3>Between Mind and Body</h3>I’m Falk, 33 years old, from Baden-Württemberg, Germany. I support people in regulating their nervous system, releasing chronic tension, and becoming capable of taking action again — through bodywork, breathwork, and coaching that work together rather than separately.My own path wasn’t linear. For a long time, I felt that something wasn’t right — but I didn’t know what. Exhaustion, inner restlessness, the feeling of never truly arriving. What ultimately helped me move forward weren’t concepts, but direct physical experiences: breath, movement, touch. Tools that don’t just talk about the nervous system, but work with it.My Path — Milestones2017 — First Turning Point: After a long phase of inner exhaustion, I spent 13 months in a yoga ashram in southern Spain. An intensive training in yoga, breathwork, and bodywork — and my first real experience of what it means to move from the mind into the body.2023 — Kriya Yoga: In Rishikesh, I completed a training in Kriya Yoga in the lineage of Swami Satyananda Saraswati — a systematic path of breathwork, pranic control, and meditation that directly influences the autonomic nervous system.2026 — Ayurvedic Yoga Massage: In Arambol, North Goa, I completed an intensive training in Ayurvedic Yoga Massage — a combination of deep tissue massage, passive yoga stretches, guided breath, and targeted marma work (Ayurvedic acupressure points), addressing the nervous system on multiple levels at once.What I Offer TodayI work with methods from Kriya Yoga, Ayurvedic Yoga Massage, marma therapy, and holistic coaching — individually or in combination, depending on what you need right now.The common thread across all approaches: they help you step out of the constant mental loop, calm the nervous system, and regain access to your ability to act. Especially effective for ADHD, chronic stress, and the feeling of being constantly “on edge” — but ultimately for anyone seeking more stability and clarity in everyday life.

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<h3>Conscious Practice for Breath, Body, and Nervous System</h3>Kriya translates to “conscious action.” In this context, it describes a structured practice combining breathwork, attention, and inner alignment.The focus is not on “enlightenment,” but on something very tangible: the ability to regulate your own internal state.Through specific techniques, you learn to influence your nervous system, become aware of tension in the body, and gradually build more stability, clarity, and presence.Kriya can help you return from chronic overwhelm, inner restlessness, or distraction to a calm and focused baseline.Elements of Kriya PracticeBreathworkThe breath is one of the most direct gateways to the nervous system.Through conscious breathing, activating and calming processes in the body can be addressed intentionally. The practice helps to:<ul><li>regulate stress responses</li><li>improve concentration</li><li>build a more stable inner state</li></ul>At the same time, it develops a more refined awareness of your body.Regulation &amp; Inner AwarenessClassical Kriya practices work with inner attention along specific areas of the body.Rather than viewing these as “energy channels,” it can also be understood as a systematic inward training of perception.This supports:<ul><li>a stronger connection to your body</li><li>recognizing patterns of tension</li><li>the ability to self-regulate earlier</li></ul>Sound &amp; Focus (Mantra)Repetitive sounds or mental focal points are used to stabilize the mind.This practice acts like an anchor:<ul><li>reduces mental distraction</li><li>supports states of restlessness or ADHD</li><li>fosters steady, clear focus</li></ul>Stillness &amp; IntegrationA central part of the practice is conscious stillness.It’s not about “thinking nothing,” but about bringing the body and nervous system into a state where calm becomes possible in the first place.In this state:<ul><li>tension can release</li><li>thoughts can settle and organize</li><li>new clarity can emerge</li></ul>Effects of Kriya PracticeRegular practice can support:<ul><li>better regulation of the nervous system</li><li>reduction of stress and inner restlessness</li><li>increased focus and mental clarity</li><li>a more stable energy level in daily life</li><li>deeper body awareness</li></ul>Kriya is not a short-term effect, but a training of your inner state.Bhuta Shuddhi – Working with the Foundations of the BodyBhuta Shuddhi is a traditional practice that works with the fundamental qualities of the body — often described as elements such as earth, water, fire, air, and space.Rather than seeing these symbolically or mystically, they can also be understood as different physical and mental states:<ul><li>stability (earth)</li><li>flow &amp; adaptability (water)</li><li>activation &amp; energy (fire)</li><li>lightness &amp; movement (air)</li><li>space &amp; perception (ether)</li></ul>What the Practice DoesThrough structured breath, focus, and awareness practices, balance between these states in the body is supported.This can help to:<ul><li>reduce inner restlessness</li><li>develop more stability and grounding</li><li>balance overactivity (e.g. in ADHD)</li><li>better understand and regulate your own state</li></ul>Foundation for Deeper PracticeBhuta Shuddhi forms the foundation for all advanced techniques.Not in a “spiritual preparation” sense, but in a very practical way: a regulated system is what makes deeper work possible in the first place.What Research ShowsBreath-based and somatic practices are not only experiential — they are well studied, especially in the context of attention, stress regulation, and ADHD:<ul><li>Studies show that guided breathwork improves heart rate variability and measurably reduces stress levels (Saoji et al., 2019 – Journal of Clinical Psychology).</li><li>Regular yoga practice increases cognitive flexibility and supports focused thinking (Gothe et al., 2013 – Journal of Physical Activity and Health).</li><li>Pranayama techniques such as Nadi Shodhana improve reaction time and concentration — areas that are particularly challenging in ADHD (Deepeshwar et al., 2014; Saoji et al., 2019 – Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine).</li></ul>

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<h3>Traditional Bodywork &amp; Inner Practice</h3>Many of the methods I work with originate from traditional Indian healing systems.These approaches do not view the human being in isolation, but as an interplay of body, breath, perception, and inner state. The focus is not on “healing” in an abstract sense, but on a practical question:How can the body return to a regulated, functional state?I offer this work both through direct bodywork (massage &amp; treatments) and through personal coaching sessions, where you learn to apply the techniques yourself and integrate them into your daily life.Core Principle: The Body as a Regulated SystemRather than viewing the body purely mechanically, these methods work with an expanded understanding of:<ul><li>tension and relaxation</li><li>activation and rest</li><li>perception and response</li></ul>The goal is not to “fix” the body, but to support it in using its own regulatory processes more efficiently.Working with Body, Breath, and Pressure PointsA central aspect is direct work with the body.Through a combination of:<ul><li>targeted touch and massage</li><li>breathing techniques</li><li>conscious direction of attention</li></ul>the nervous system is addressed and can reorganize itself.These approaches are applied both during treatments and in guided self-practice.Marma PointsMarma points are sensitive areas in the body where different structures meet, such as nerves, fascia, and vessels.Through targeted pressure, they can:<ul><li>influence patterns of tension</li><li>improve circulation</li><li>calm or activate the nervous system</li></ul>This work is directly tangible and based on physical response — not on belief systems.Breath &amp; Inner RegulationBreath plays a central role in regulation.It connects:<ul><li>physical state</li><li>nervous system</li><li>attention</li></ul>Through conscious breathing, you gain the ability to actively influence your state — for example in moments of stress, restlessness, or difficulty concentrating.These techniques are individually adapted and taught in a way that allows you to apply them independently.Focus &amp; Mental StabilityTraditional practices use simple tools such as repetitive sounds or fixed points of attention to stabilize the mind.This is especially helpful for:<ul><li>easily distracted thinking</li><li>mental overload</li><li>ADHD</li></ul>Here as well, the focus is on giving you practical tools that are truly usable in everyday life.Understanding Traditional ModelsTerms like chakras or nadis come from ancient yogic systems.In my work, they are not taught as mystical concepts, but as practical orientation tools for the body:<ul><li>to guide attention</li><li>to better understand inner states</li><li>to support regulation and awareness</li></ul>Aim of the PracticeThis work is not aimed at “enlightenment” or extraordinary states, but at something much more practical:<ul><li>a calmer nervous system</li><li>a clearer mind</li><li>a more stable energy level</li><li>a deeper sense of the body</li></ul>EssenceI combine the methods I work with in two forms:<ul><li>direct bodywork (treatment &amp; massage)</li><li>coaching &amp; guidance for personal practice</li></ul>This creates not only short-term relaxation, but the possibility to influence your own state in a sustainable way.At the center is always direct experience:What actually changes in your body — and how can you learn to influence it?

Marma – Energy Points of the Body

Ayurvedic Yoga Massage (according to the method of Kusum Modak)Ayurvedic Yoga Massage is an intensive form of bodywork that I offer as a direct treatment.It combines deep, rhythmic massage with passive yoga stretches — working not only on the muscles, but on the entire system.What to ExpectThe session takes place on a floor mat.I work with warm sesame oil, using hands, forearms, and thumbs — applying slow, deep movements along the muscles and fascia. At the same time, your body is guided through passive stretches that open and mobilize it.Breath plays a central role: it sets the rhythm, and the treatment follows it.This creates less of a feeling of “being treated,” and more of being guided through your own body.EffectsThis form of bodywork goes significantly deeper than a classic massage.It can help to:<ul><li>release chronic tension</li><li>improve mobility</li><li>calm and rebalance the nervous system</li><li>develop a clearer sense of the body</li></ul>Many people describe after the session a feeling of:<ul><li>deep calm</li><li>lightness combined with stability</li><li>more space in the body</li><li>less inner pressure</li></ul>My ApproachFor me, this work is not just a technique.I combine the massage with my background in breathwork and nervous system regulation. This means I’m not only working on the tissue, but also paying close attention to how your system responds — adjusting the intensity accordingly.This creates a treatment that doesn’t overwhelm, but allows the body to truly relax and reorganize.Who It’s ForThis type of massage can be especially helpful for:<ul><li>chronic muscle tension or back issues</li><li>stress-related inner restlessness</li><li>limited mobility</li><li>the desire to reconnect more deeply with your body</li></ul>EssenceAyurvedic Yoga Massage is not a wellness treatment, but a deep, structured form of bodywork.It offers the possibility to move out of a state of constant tension into greater calm, mobility, and stability.

Your Path — Nervous System, Focus &amp; IntegrationThis coaching is not a classic talk-based format.It is a practical approach to working with your nervous system, your breath, and your perception — with the aim of truly changing your inner state.What It’s AboutMany people function in everyday life, but internally feel constantly on edge:<ul><li>always activated or restless</li><li>easily distracted</li><li>unable to switch off</li><li>physically tense</li></ul>The issue is rarely a lack of discipline. More often, it’s the lack of ability to consciously regulate one’s own state.This is exactly where the coaching begins.My ApproachI don’t work through conversation alone, but combine:<ul><li>breathwork</li><li>body awareness</li><li>directed attention</li><li>simple, practical techniques</li></ul>Step by step, you learn how to:<ul><li>calm or activate your nervous system</li><li>recognize and release tension in the body</li><li>stabilize your focus</li><li>return to a clear, calm baseline state</li></ul>Who This Coaching Is ForThis coaching is especially for people who:<ul><li>feel easily overwhelmed or internally restless</li><li>struggle with focus or concentration (e.g. ADHD)</li><li>spend a lot of time in their head and little in their body</li><li>experience stress, tension, or mental overload</li><li>don’t just want to talk, but want to create real change</li></ul>What a Session Looks LikeEach session is individual, but usually follows a clear structure:<ul><li>Check-in Where are you right now — physically and mentally?</li><li>Practical Work Breath, awareness, and simple exercises — directly experiential</li><li>Integration What has changed? What do you take with you?</li><li>Application in Daily Life Concrete tools you can apply on your own</li></ul>Goal of the CoachingThis is not about “optimizing” yourself.It’s about learning to:<ul><li>actively influence your own state</li><li>move out of stress or overwhelm more quickly</li><li>feel more stable and clear</li><li>rebuild trust in your body</li></ul>What Changes Over TimeWith consistent practice, many people report:<ul><li>less inner restlessness</li><li>more focus and clarity</li><li>a more stable energy level</li><li>a stronger connection to their body</li><li>greater ease in daily life</li></ul>1:1 CoachingThe coaching takes place in a 1:1 setting — online or in person.The focus is not only on short-term support, but on giving you tools that work in the long run.EssenceThis coaching is a practical training in self-regulation.You don’t just learn to feel better — you learn to understand how to actively change your state.