After completing her studies and several years of a ‘regular’ job, Oliva decided to advance on her Dharma path and dedicate her life to working with people. In 2007, she discovered Ayurveda, the oldest science about life, which she integrated into all the aspects of her education and life. In 2008, she started her own business that includes caring for people through body-care and relaxation. From 2010, she has been producing and distributing natural beauty products. She trained in Spain as the educator of the Hydro-colon Therapy and took over the distribution of Hydro-colon Therapy equipment for the larger EU area (Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Austria and Slovakia).
After founding the International College of Ayurveda (International University of Yoga and Ayurveda, Florida, USA) in Croatia, in 2012, she became student of Ayurveda and in 2016 she obtained the Bachelor of Science in Ayurveda (B.SC. Ayurveda).
As a follower of Bhakti Yoga, after many years of searching for a more spiritual yoga asana group practice, which is not exclusively physical, she discovered Dharma Yoga, named after the legendary Yoga Master Sri Dharma Mittra, who she met in New York City. She dedicated all her yoga practice to Dharma Yoga, under the guidance of her beloved Teacher Sandra Petra Pintarić. She then enrolled and completed the Hatha-Raja Yoga Teacher Training RYT200 and continued with RYT500.
After years of friendship and respect, the two followers of Bhakti Yoga and Sri Dharma Mittra decided to realize a common dream – opening the DharmaWay and Bhakti Yoga Center. As they are both also fond of Yoga and fashion, they created a yoga clothing brand “SO-Spiritual Outfit”.
Since 2014, Oliva has been exclusively on raw food diet, not only due to its positive influence on the body, but also because its influence on the planet. It is a life style that is trying to avoid exploitation of animals for food, testing, clothing or leisure. Killing for food has no excuse. Raw food diet also means avoiding processed food, thus avoiding supporting mass food industry that manipulates the masses, makes them dependent on preservatives and additives, particularly the most vulnerable ones. The life style of raw food diet also supports local producers, and “simple people” who are trying to lead a simple, decent life.
Through her education and experience, she gained rich knowledge of raw food diet, the influence of food on mind and body, and great experience in preparing raw food meals. She willingly and gladly shares this knowledge through various workshops and consultations.
Oliva considers to yoga as much more than mere physical activity. As a matter of fact, yoga influences both mind and soul with the aim of achieving a better balance and understanding of life in general.
Love and Light. Namaste.
After founding the International College of Ayurveda (International University of Yoga and Ayurveda, Florida, USA) in Croatia, in 2012, she became student of Ayurveda and in 2016 she obtained the Bachelor of Science in Ayurveda (B.SC. Ayurveda).
As a follower of Bhakti Yoga, after many years of searching for a more spiritual yoga asana group practice, which is not exclusively physical, she discovered Dharma Yoga, named after the legendary Yoga Master Sri Dharma Mittra, who she met in New York City. She dedicated all her yoga practice to Dharma Yoga, under the guidance of her beloved Teacher Sandra Petra Pintarić. She then enrolled and completed the Hatha-Raja Yoga Teacher Training RYT200 and continued with RYT500.
After years of friendship and respect, the two followers of Bhakti Yoga and Sri Dharma Mittra decided to realize a common dream – opening the DharmaWay and Bhakti Yoga Center. As they are both also fond of Yoga and fashion, they created a yoga clothing brand “SO-Spiritual Outfit”.
Since 2014, Oliva has been exclusively on raw food diet, not only due to its positive influence on the body, but also because its influence on the planet. It is a life style that is trying to avoid exploitation of animals for food, testing, clothing or leisure. Killing for food has no excuse. Raw food diet also means avoiding processed food, thus avoiding supporting mass food industry that manipulates the masses, makes them dependent on preservatives and additives, particularly the most vulnerable ones. The life style of raw food diet also supports local producers, and “simple people” who are trying to lead a simple, decent life.
Through her education and experience, she gained rich knowledge of raw food diet, the influence of food on mind and body, and great experience in preparing raw food meals. She willingly and gladly shares this knowledge through various workshops and consultations.
Oliva considers to yoga as much more than mere physical activity. As a matter of fact, yoga influences both mind and soul with the aim of achieving a better balance and understanding of life in general.
Love and Light. Namaste.
