Amacando
With Beatrice Zuccati
Thursday 16 July 2026, 11:45 am // Sala Interna
Relaxation and a little madness!
Relaxation is a form of wellbeing,
madness is a form of liberated creativity.
The search for balance between these two apparently opposite states of mind.
Booking required (limited places)
The animal world (in a hammock)
With Beatrice Zuccati
Saturday 18 July 2026, 6:00 pm // Sala Interna
Animals live in connection with their instincts, breathe deeply and move in harmony. Poses inspired by dogs, cats, horses, pigeons, frogs… upside down
Booking required (limited places)
Beatrice Zuccati
TEACHER BIOGRAPHY
Already sporty by nature, I discovered Yoga a few years ago.
I thought it would be a good way to keep fit physically; only later did I realise that the real goal of yoga isn't the perfect pose: while I was training my body in endurance, power and observation, at the same time, and above all, I was training my mind in all of these things.
Fascinated by this world I knew little about, I decided to undertake the training at Hari-Om; today, I practise and teach Hari-Yoga, the yoga that doesn't exist, combining dynamism, focus, awareness of the body and the breath, with a dose of cheerfulness and lightness.
Today, I am convinced that yoga goes far beyond more or less acrobatic poses; I am convinced that yoga is the opposite of dogma, of fixation, of a lack of freedom; I am convinced that the spiritual person is the rebellious person and, after years of study, I am happily convinced that I still don't know very much.
For me, practising is a bit like fighting with myself to reach a place where fighting is no longer necessary, turning the knots of the body and mind into joints that move freely.
I lift my feet off the mat to take on aerial yoga training, shifting the awareness of perception and finding a new point of union, even in the air.
Curiosity led me to add the study of prenatal yoga, offering not a yoga aimed at the future event, but a practice that helps us embrace the event as it unfolds, so that we live pregnancy not as "waiting for" something but as a way to tune in better to the present moment.