Dharam Kaur is the founder of Cultural Association Kundal Yoga & Meditação in São Paulo, Brazil, a place where people can practice and study the teachings of Yogi Bhajan. She has been sharing and expanding the knowledge and technology since 2000. Dharam works actively in the preparation of Kundalini Yoga related material, Tantric Numerology and other courses. Believing that the translation into Portuguese of Yogi Bhajan’s teachings is a base for the expansion of Kundalini Yoga in Brazil, Dharam has led a number of efforts/projects in translation of these works, devoting time and energy to translate and certify a wide number of books, while involving and inspiring a large number of KY instructors to participate and contribute in these projects. She has been organizing White Tantric Yoga since 2004 in São Paulo and also working on Teacher Training Programs and this year she became a Lead Trainer.

I am Fernanda Diniz or Akal Jiwan. I live in Rio de Janeiro, I am 46 years old, and I feel blessed every day by my family, friends, and students. I am a multifaceted woman: I have been a model, a journalist, I have a master's degree in sociocultural anthropology, and I have worked with digital learning architecture design and digital communication. Today I dedicate myself to the choice of my soul: to be a Kundalini Yoga teacher. Kundalini Yoga. Working as a yoga teacher for me is not just a service, but a compass that guides my steps and helps me make conscious decisions, bringing confidence, courage, calm, and well-being to my life. With passion, respect, responsibility, and humility, I share the directions of this compass with the students who accompany me on this journey. I regularly teach yoga, meditation, and experiences, online and in person, to people from different countries, ages, and social conditions. I am a volunteer in 2 high-impact social projects in the city of Rio de Janeiro where I offer Kundalini Yoga classes to homeless and socially vulnerable people (@yogaderua and @yoganalaje).

I began Kundalini Yoga in 2005 and since then Yogi Bhajan's teachings have been transforming my understanding of myself, bringing meaning and purpose to my life. I feel honored to participate in the Level One Teacher Training program as an Associate trainer. It has been a mission and a joy over the years. I dedicate myself to deepening the teachings through study, practice and self-reflection. I am an instructor in Kundalini yoga group classes and as a teacher at the University I develop mental health projects for medical students.