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byNirakula YogaOnline, Studio in Koramangala & Travels across BengaluruStarts from700 Per SessionView full gallery

Yoga is a journey inward, a rhythm of the body and harmony of the soul. Explore my practice—where we use intentional adjustments and props to move past the basics and find calm in the chaos.

This is Chakorasana, an advanced arm balance that demands complete focus and core integration. It represents the point where strength, flexibility, and stillness meet, a state we work towards in my advanced workshops.

Using a chair for a deep backbend like this variation of Urdhva Dhanurasana allows us to safely explore the spine's potential. Props are not a crutch but a tool for deeper understanding and alignment in our practice.

Hands-on adjustments are central to my teaching. Here, I am guiding a student into a safer, deeper expression of Ustrasana (Camel Pose) using a chair for support. This ensures proper alignment and builds confidence.

This is a breakdown of a creative flow I call Halasana Mandalasana. It combines the deep spinal flexion of Halasana (Plow Pose) with rotational movements to build coordination and spatial awareness.

I call this the Tittibhasana Triathlon. It's a challenging sequence flowing from Utthita Tittibhasana to a Tittibhasana walk and into Bhujapidasana, building endurance and arm strength. Practice is about exploring our limits with a playful spirit.

A glimpse into one of my workshops, with students practicing Ardha Chandrasana (Half Moon Pose) using blocks and a rope wall for stability. This demonstrates how we use props to achieve precise alignment in a group setting.

Finding balance with nature. This is Ardha Chandra Chapasana (Sugarcane Pose) on a tree branch, a beautiful moment of connecting my practice with the strength and stillness of the world around us.

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In these sessions, you won't just hold poses; we use Iyengar-inspired props—chairs, straps, and wall ropes—to break down complex movements like handstands and deep backbends. This isn't about rushing to the final posture, but understanding the geometry of your body so you can practice safely and consistently, even at home.

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