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Kalyani ...

Kalyani started as a student at the Sivananda Yoga centre in Singapore in 2010. In 2012, she went through the teachers' training course and graduated from the Sivananda Yoga Vidya Peetham in Kerala, India.

 

She was certified to teach in the Sivananda tradition. She also practises vipassana meditation.

 

Kalyani is now teaching at Sivananda Yoga Centre in Singapore and is also available to teach at other places.

 

May all students at Blossom Yoga blossom into a happy students.

 

 

Swami Sivananda is a great indian master who worked as a doctor before renouncing the world for the spiritual path. A man of prodigious energy and strength, he published over 300 books, pamphlets and journals, bringing the authority of his medical background to bear on the teachings of yoga, while explaining the most complex philosophical subjects in simple, straight forward terms. Besides establishing an Ashram and a Yoga Academy, Swami Sivananda founded the Divine LIfe Society in 1935, dedicated to the ideals of truth, purity, non-violence and self-realization. At his Ashram in Rishikesh, he trained many exceptional disciples in yoga and Vedanta, among them, Swami Vishnu-devananda, whom he sent to spread the practice of yoga in the West.

Swami Visnudevananda arrived in San Francisco in 1957 and travelled for several years throughout the United States, lecturing and demonstrating asanas, before establishing an international network of Sivananda Yoga Centres and Ashrams. As well as being one of the foremost exponents of Raja and Hatha Yoga in the world, Swami Vishnu-devananda was also actively dedicated to the cause of peace and universal brotherhood. On one of his peace missions in 1971, he piloted a small plane to the troublespots of the world - Belfast, the Suez Canal, and Lahore, West Pakistan - "bombarding" them with leaflets calling for an end to violence. A teacher of great personal dynamism, Swami Vishnu-devananda inspired thousands of students at his Ashrams and changed the lives of many more through his writings. 

Our Gurus ...

Swami Sivananda - 1887 -1963

Swami Visudevananda - 1927 -1993

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