Ariane - Slow yoga & Yoga Nidra

For women learning to slow down, let go and come home to themselves.

Slow yoga & Yoga Nidra, infused with Ayurvedic principles.

No pressure. No performance.

A practice of breath, slow movement and stillness, where being here is enough.
Adapted to your energy and to what your body needs today.

A white paper lantern on a wooden floor next to a Tibetan sound bowl on a decorative cloth, with a white textured wall and sunlight coming in the room.

Practices

A welcoming and calming Yoga studio with purple mats on wooden floor, brick walls, artwork from Bali and candles on the floor, with a high ceiling and hanging lights.

Weekly classes

Slow yoga at Merudanda Yogaraum

Aachen . Wednesdays . 19:00

A woman sitting on a yellow meditation cushion on yoga mat, facing a wall with a small altar featuring a white lantern, a Tibetan sound bowl, practicing mindfulness in a minimalistic room.

Private sessions

One-to-one practice

in-person or online

Small, spherical, paper lantern emits warm light, placed on a flat surface next to a yoga mat.

New class in Aachen

VHS Herbst - Registration open

Starting September 23 · Wednesdays 16:15 – 17:30

From the mat

“I wasn't open to this kind of practice in the past, but my mental and psychological exhaustion pushed me. When I got to Yoga Nidra, I finally let go and could empty my mind. A real luxury for me.” 

- Caroline

“It has made me feel calm and reconnected amongst this chaos of settling in and trying to fit in, into this new country. Every time the class ends I feel relaxed and rejuvenated."

- Jasmine

“I have honestly never been so relaxed and so present with myself after a yoga class. Ariane creates a space where it's not about mastering the most difficult poses, but about listening to your own body.”

- Kathrin

I'm Ariane, a yoga teacher trained in Bali
(200h with House of OM) and certified in Yoga & Ayurvedic Lifestyle (300h with the American Institute of Vedic Studies).
My approach combines slow practice, breath, and deep rest, shaped by the Desikachar tradition, through study, practice and retreats.

Slow and intentional. Not because the practice is light, but because slowness is what lets you actually feel what's happening. A gentle space to come home to yourself. Learn More

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