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Mindful Yoga and Wellness Practice in Bangalore

bySayantiOnline classes, and at studios in Koramangala & Electronic CityStarts from250 per sessionView full gallery

Yoga is not about rushing to reach the pose. It is about slowing down, breathing, and finding what feels right for your body in this moment.

Hearing from my students is the most rewarding part of my journey. This video shares some of their experiences from one of our yoga retreats, capturing the sense of peace, community, and self-discovery we create together.

Here I am leading a corporate wellness session that combines sound healing and gentle yoga. It’s a wonderful way for teams to de-stress, reconnect, and bring a sense of balance into their workday.

As a host for sound healing workshops, I guide participants through a journey of deep relaxation using the vibrations of Tibetan bowls. This practice is about grounding your energy and awakening your consciousness.

I am often asked, "How do I meditate?" In this video, I explain that meditation is a state of being, while the practices we do, like focusing on breath or a single thought, are called 'dharana' or concentration. It is a journey you can only guide yourself on.

Practicing Eka Pada Rajakapotasana, or One-Legged King Pigeon Pose, surrounded by nature. For me, yoga is not just about the pose but about finding balance and stillness wherever you are.

A moment of shared stillness during an outdoor group meditation in a Bangalore park. Practicing together in nature brings a special kind of energy and connection, helping us find peace amidst the city's hustle.

Partner yoga is a beautiful practice of trust, support, and connection. This sequence shows how we can work together to deepen poses, find stability, and create beautiful shapes, like this assisted headstand and standing split.

If you experience stiff legs or joint pain, this gentle leg mobility sequence can help. I demonstrate simple, effective movements to alleviate discomfort, reminding you to always listen to your body and use props for support.

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In my classes, you will never be asked to push through pain. I focus on sustainable effort, which is why I teach you to use blocks, cushions, or everyday items like pillows to support your body. My goal is to make your practice comfortable, not forced, so you can actually feel the benefits of every posture rather than just trying to complete it.

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