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The Yogi's Life: Philosophy, Fun, and Flow

bySejal GuptaOnline classes across India; In-person at Powai studios & Lonavala retreatsStarts from3,500 Per MonthView full gallery

Yoga is more than just poses; it's about how you live your life. Here is a glimpse into my journey, where traditional Ashtanga discipline meets the freedom of an offbeat life.

Have you been delaying the idea of starting yoga? Sometimes all it takes is a little push to get started. Let's encourage each other to make self-care a priority.

To find the perfect workout for you, observe your energy levels. If you feel energized, you’ve nailed it. This montage shows my life in motion, from teaching to practice to exploring the world.

A little humor for my fellow Ashtanga practitioners. It's all about finding balance and moderation in our diet and lifestyle, and not being too hard on ourselves.

Wrapped in tradition, flowing in mindfulness. I carry my Indian roots with grace, taking the lessons of yoga from my home in Mumbai to the rest of the world.

Solo peace is the new flex. Sometimes the best practice is silence, self-love, and disconnecting to reconnect with yourself.

Yoga goes beyond poses; it's about becoming a better human. Through breath and movement, we cultivate patience, compassion, and self-love. I'm curious to know about your journey.

I never grew up in classrooms; the world was my teacher. This shaped how I see, feel, and live, and I carry that same sense of freedom into my teaching.

Two yogis, two souls, one rhythm. Sometimes the best practice is dancing on the beach with a friend, embracing presence, connection, and pure joy.

A moment borrowed by the lens. Beyond being a yoga teacher, I embrace all facets of my life, whether it's in a photo studio or on the mat.

We've all been there on our first day of yoga class. It's okay to need help; that's what teachers are for. Remember to have fun with the learning process.

About The Yogi's Life: Philosophy, Fun & Flow

You'll notice my Mysore-style sessions don't feature loud music or complex, flowy transitions. We focus on the traditional Ashtanga sequence, where I help you build your own rhythm one posture at a time. It is disciplined, yes, but it allows you to practice at a level that actually sustains you rather than exhausting you, whether you are joining from home or at my studio in Powai.

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