Adi Singh has been practicing and teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 30 years. He brings a vast knowledge of health, healing, and the physiological effects of Yoga.

Seva Simran has been teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 15 years since 2004 after receiving certification at Yoga West in Los Angeles and has been working in teacher trainings since 2009. His classes emphasize empowerment and growth to break unwanted habits, strengthen the intuition, move past hidden limitations and come into a deeper relationship with meditative subtle, sensitivity and awareness. Whether you are a seasoned Kundalini Yogi or have never taken a Kundalini class, Seva Simran invites you to see what Kundalini Yoga has to offer you.

Dhruv Singh Khalsa has been teaching Kundalini Yoga for a decade + after coming to the practice in 2010. He received his first 200hr certification in 2012 from Yoga Yoga Austin, TX where he was taught by Mehtab & Gurukaram Benton, and Siri Bahadur Singh Khalsa. He has gone on to achieve training in Vedic Astrology, Sound Therapy, and Ayurveda. He has spent the last 10 years sharing the transformative teachings of yoga and building conscious communities. Dhruv is an initiated Amritdhari Sikh and a member of the Khalsa. He currently lives in Phoenix, AZ with his son Pavan.

Dhyan Jaijeet Kaur started Kundalini Yoga while pregnant with twins. The technology helped her overcome severe postpartum depression after experiencing birth traumas. She has taken several courses across the Americas in Kundalini Yoga for Women. Her classes emphasize breathwork, mantras, and meditation while working on building inner strength and self-reliance. DJK is a French citizen, bilingual in Spanish, who works as an art educator in schools and museums, where she loves to share her knowledge of Kundalini Yoga and Meditation.

Rai Singh has been practicing Kundalini Yoga since 2003 and attended Level 1 Teacher Training at Yoga Phoenix in 2007. Having raised 3 kids, Rai resonates with the “Householder’s Yoga” approach to Kundalini Yoga. His classes tend to consist of practical kriyas coupled with deeper meditations. He brings his love of breath and sound of the didjeridu and gong to each class. Rai lives in Tempe where he’s the chef and shoemaker of the village.

Dave embarked on his journey of practicing Kundalini yoga in 2017 during a challenging period—a divorce that shook the foundations of his being. Yet, Kundalini yoga became his anchor, helping him maintain balance and nurture his mental well-being. Having resided in Arizona for over 50 years, his life experience has been enriched by both the arid landscape and the vibrant practice of Kundalini yoga. As a teacher, his focus lies in strengthening the nervous system and regulating its flow. The tools of Kundalini yoga are potent, like ancient mantras echoing through time. His desire is that you, too, can benefit from the transformative power of Kundalini yoga!