Pankaj is born and raised in the holy city of Varanasi. Over many years of sadhana and teaching experience, Pankaj has developed a deep understanding of the body. By observing the body and the potential of practitioners, Pankaj has the ability to guide students to explore their limits. After working with Western people, Pankaj has gained an understanding of the modern mind and body and how imbalances affect people. Pankaj helps students to deal with mental and physical challenges to bring clarity, balance, and freedom into their life.

With a spiritual perspective, Julie focuses on chakras, meditation, philosophy, and pranayama and leads the way to this knowledge with a warm-hearted female energy. She teaches Hatha Vinyasa which is a mixture of the best from the two styles and Yin yoga. Always paying respect to the root and true essence of yoga, she has a spiritual approach in her teachings but also covers practical topics like how to create a yoga asana sequence with a theme focus. The theme could be chakras, the five elements, etc. You will receive plenty of tools from Julie to become a confident and compassionate teacher.

Benu is a spiritual seeker, traveler, and lover of yogis and yoga. He was born in South India, Kerala. He worked for 25 years in the modern education department and got his graduation diploma in science, post-graduation in medical anatomy, and basics in computer science. In search of spiritual education and company of yogis, he left South India in the year of 2000 and moved towards the Himalayas. In 2003 Benu stayed with Swami Satyananda in his ashram - Rikhia Peeth to undergo a Gurukul tradition course.

Rajnikant Singh was born and grew up in Delhi. He was drawn to the power and subtlety of the 'breath' in the form of meditation, which opened him to inner and outer calmness. His yoga journey began four years ago when he left his career in the finance sector and fulfilled a lifelong ambition of becoming a yoga teacher. He now teaches yoga anatomy in Rishikesh. Inspired to follow his passion, he practiced the Iyengar style of yoga and continued to study on deeper levels where he sighted acumen and assertion of what he had been finding on his own through practice.