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My Yoga Journey: Building YogaDhara from Scratch

byTushar BhattAvailable online & at studio in Rohini, Delhi NCRStarts from99 per workshopView full gallery

This is the story of YogaDhara—a space born not in a corporate office, but in a dusty park with one mat and a relentless desire to find purpose.

This is a raw, behind-the-scenes look at building my studio, YogaDhara. From the stress of unfinished paint the day before opening to the excitement of seeing the mats and blocks arrive, this was day 12 of making my dream a reality.

This is YogaDhara, a space born from a dream that started in a dusty park. Here I am, in my studio, ready to guide others. This place is a rebellion against fear and a home for those who want to move their life, not just their body.

My Guru changed my life. This image shows an intense adjustment, a testament to his teaching style: "Wapas nahi aana hai!" (Don't come back!). He taught me discipline, surrender, and the true meaning of devotion.

This is another moment with my Guru. His presence taught me more than words ever could. He pushed me the hardest because he saw something in me, and that belief shaped me into the teacher I am today.

Here, my Guru uses a chair and blocks to guide a student into a deep scorpion pose. I learned from him how to use props not as a crutch, but as a tool to unlock the body's potential safely and intelligently.

The bond between a Guru and a student is built on trust and surrender. This image captures the intensity and focus of our practice. Every correction, every moment, was a lesson I absorbed completely.

This is an advanced partner stretch using the wall, a technique I learned during my training. It shows the level of trust and physical openness that can be achieved through dedicated practice under the right guidance.

This was a manifestation moment for me, teaching yoga to a group from the USA. Here, I am assisting a student in a partner headstand. The energy spoke louder than words, and it reaffirmed my purpose to guide others on their spiritual journey.

About My Journey: From a Dusty Park to YogaDhara

Most studios are built for profit, but YogaDhara was built as a rebellion against fear. When you step into my Rohini studio, you are not just joining a class. You are entering a space where I use tools like wall ropes, wooden bricks, and chairs to focus on healing, not just exercise. If you are tired of generic routines and want to learn from someone who walked the path from struggle to stability, let's talk.

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