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Healing the black hole: John Ogilvie's story |
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Written by Ana Davis
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 John Ogilvie is one of those rare people you meet with whom you feel an almost instant heart connection. There is a glint in his eyes that tells of an inner-spring of joy and a hint of boyish cheekiness. His presence is one of yogic lightness that makes it difficult to imagine him ever having plumbed the depths of despair and spiritual emptiness that characterise a destructive drug addiction.
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Written by Brook McCarthy
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 Davina Kruse used yoga to prepare for her annual visits home following a hectic expatriate life as a model. Now as a teacher, she lives on-site at the Centre and has embarked on a voyage of yoga discovery teaching ex-addicts at the Buttery therapeutic community in Byron Bay.
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Senior teacher Kara’s story: in search of the ‘richness of nothing’ |
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Written by Brook McCarthy
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 Kara Goodsell first came to yoga as a way to cope with a frenetic-paced, city lifestyle. Ten years later, following a serendipitous meeting with Byron Yoga Centre founder John Ogilvie, Kara is a senior yoga teacher and key instructor for the Centre's yoga teacher training courses. As she explains, yoga created a space inside that was profound, liberating and ultimately, life-changing.
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