Aylin Karadayi

Aylin is a Katonah Yoga® teacher, Daoist face reader, former nutrition coach and serial entrepreneur.

As a cultural manager (Bachelor in cultural sciences), she worked in the cultural field for several years with a focus on music and founded her own company in 2014.

After having built a plant-based food business, she established herself as a health facilitator in the realms of Yoga and beyond. Running multiple businesses have taught her to stay on her toes when it comes to leading teams, following innovation trends in the arena of health and lastly, that gave her the skills to stay adaptive. 

She loves studying different theories, practicing Yoga, digging for new music, cooking with plants, having good conversations, being with her dog Aki and she never gets tired of reading.

VVOO reflects all pillars that are equally important in her life as well as in her work. 

Cecilia Etterlin

Collabs & Events

collab@vvoo.ch

Monique Heuberger

Admin

work@vvoo.ch

Welcome to VVOO

VVOO (wu) means five.

According to Daoism all world exists in polarities. The polarities of Yin and Yang give rise to the concept of the five elements and the five seasons. Blue is winter, the water, kidneys, depth. Green is spring, the wood, liver, growth. Red is summer, the fire, heart, joy. Yellow is late summer, the earth, stomach, center. Grey is fall, the metal, lungs, space.

You will find these five colours following a system throughout the concept.

VVOO is built upon the ancient knowledge of this pattern. The human is a fractal of the universe. Five is the center of a radiant sphere. The human is put at the very center of a bigger whole. The sphere around it makes it complete. V is 5, the center and 0 is the sphere around. Wu also means 'nothingness' and 'effortlessness'.

".......but usefulness rises from whatever is not"

(from the Daodejing, Chapter 11)