Ishwara Kaur is a Mentoring Lead Trainer and co-founder of Ik Saran Dhian - International School of Sacred Teachings. She has Level 1 trainings in France, the UK, India and Germany and Level 2 trainings in France, the UK and Germany. Ishwara is passionate about the teachings and there is joy, peace and wisdom present in her teaching. She was originally from the UK but moved to France to live with her husband in 2010. Ishwara learnt the guitar as a child and then lost interest but was inspired by the musicians within Kundalini Yoga to pick up her guitar again. Today, she plays the music at sadhanas and holds kirtan evenings when travelling in Europe. Ishwara is particularly interested in Women's Teachings and in what it means to live as a woman in the Aquarian Age, to live in a conscious relationship and to be a female Spiritual Teacher.

I teach mainly in France, Germany, England and Ireland. Languages: French, German and English. My main subjects are relationships, identity, sexuality and spirituality, mantra and kirtan. My favorite past time is to disappear in our vast fruit orchard, gently prune our bonsai trees - and breathe.

Lead Trainer Kundalini Yoga & Meditation at the School of Life GUR PRASAAD, an ecological retreat center and yogic community in the mountains in the south of France. I am also a Sat Nam Rasayan teacher and healer. Other specialities: Naad Yoga, Passages of Life and Death, Sikh Dharma. I am born in Amsterdam. Holland, and have taught there for 30 years. In 2016 I moved to the Cévennes, a beautiful mountain range in the south of France, an hour and a half north of Montpellier. In 2017 I moved to Camporiol where I founded the School of Life GUR PRASAAD. Here I teach teacher training KY&M Level 1 and 2 assisted by friends and collegues. I also teach the Sat Nam Rasayan Healing Training Level 1 & 2 and different courses, such as a Japji course, a course on Life, Death and transformation, a Sat Nam Rasayan & Meditation retreat and an Easter retreat "Resurrect!' Other teachers also teach amongst others a recurring Kundalini Yoga retreat with walks in the mountains and 'Creating your Mala'. Visitors and sevadars (volunteers) are always welcome. It is also possible to come and live in this yogic and ecological community. Sat Nam!