Meet the teachers and facilitators who support the Saibhang community through practices rooted in somatics, self-inquiry, and transformation. Bringing together diverse backgrounds in Kundalini Yoga, education, psychology, wellness, and community leadership, they offer unique perspectives and approaches while sharing a common intention: to help people reconnect with themselves, each other, and the greater whole.

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Toronto, Canada

Daya Kaur

  • Kundalini Yoga Teacher

Bio

Daya Kaur has been practicing Kundalini Yoga, teaching, and living a yogic lifestyle since 1996. Certified Level 3 KRI instructor with additional training in Healthy Breast, Beyond Addiction, and Holistic Nutrition. She weaves the physical aspect and philosophy of yoga with a daily spiritual discipline, aware of the relevance of these sacred teachings for us today. Daya Kaur thrives on sharing this knowledge and guiding others on their personal path through weekly classes and Teacher Training for Saibhang Institute.

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Website: dayakaur.com

Mumbai, India

Nyana Sabharwal

  • Kundalini Yoga Teacher
  • Beyond Addiction Facilitator
  • Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner

Bio

Nyana Sabharwal, is the founder of Safe Space, an organisation working in the space of trauma and healing. She is a trauma psychotherapist, and a Kundalini yoga (KY) practitioner and in process of being certified as a KY teacher.

Her area of work includes trauma, addictions, suicide bereavement and adverse childhood experiences and its impact on the human potential. She uses a mind, body, soul approach to support clients to begin to reimagine their life, and innate potential beyond the trauma experience.

The fact that Nyana Sabharwal is a suicide loss survivor adds a deeply personal dimension to her work, and the creation of "We Hear You," a support group for suicide bereavement, is her commitment to giving people who have suffered the profound loss of a loved one to suicide a place to feel safe. Her desire is to support people in understanding and healing trauma, grief and suicidality.

Nyana is committed to creating a more conscious and compassionate world through the integration of science and ancient wisdom, in her work and lifepath choice.

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