Devpreet discovered Kundalini Yoga on a trip to Canada way back in 2006. She'd never done a yoga class before but was immediately hooked by its transformational powers. Arriving back in Sydney she tracked it down and thus began her journey to become a teacher and share her passion of Kundalini Yoga with the community. She believes deeply in the healing qualities of Kundalini Yoga and how accessible it can be for all. She created the first not for profit, Kundalini Yoga Collective, which ran for seven years. She's the director of Kundalini Yoga Festival Australia, and is a practicing Gestalt therapist. Devpreet spent five years organising the Ajai Alai Asia trainings in Australia, and finished her level 2 teacher and an Associate Trainer in the Academy with Sat Sarbat. She’s in the process of completing six month training on tantric numerology, is a qualified Sunchild Yoga teacher, completed all journeys of 21stages and runs a small business called the Collective Healing Centre, which creates healing spaces for all paths to self discovery and awareness.

When Dharamjot attended her first sadhana in 2005 she was hooked on Kundalini Yoga. Soon after her first class she enrolled in Teacher training to develop her personal practice but realised it was too good not to share. She left her day job at University of Melbourne to live a yogic lifestyle that lead her to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Here she was to teach at Chayo studio for a month but fell in love and ended up living in KL for more than 10 years. Here she taught regularly at Chayo Studio, Sri Dasmesh Primary school and at other locations. She is a member of Tonie Nooyens teacher training team and has assisted with 5 Level 1 teacher training courses since 2009. She has now moved back to her home town Melbourne where she teaches Kundalini Yoga online and at Kundalini House, Yoga Studio.

Guru Devi’s love of young people’s education led her to attend RCYT in 2003, where she discovered Kundalini Yoga. This was the first step in her transformation to becoming a teacher of Kundalini Yoga. Since that time, Guru Devi continues to learn and teach classes in various locations with particular emphasis on teaching in Womens Shelters. Guru Devi also practices Sat Nam Rasayan. Through her passion and practice of Sat Nam Rasayan, combined with Biomagnetism Therapy, Food for Healing and Kundalini Yoga, Guru Devi hopes to see people equipped to live a happy, healthy life.

Jai Inder has been teaching for over 16 years in Asia and Australia and she continues to be inspired by the healing capacity of Kundalini Yoga and Karam Kriya. As a registered nurse, she often witnesses the wisdom of teachings transform a vulnerable moment of fear and confusion into clarity and courage, and she is proactive in incorporating the teaching of Kundalini Yoga and Karam Kriya into patient care. She is particularly interested in creating opportunities for the teachings to be delivered to rural areas where there is limited access to forms of yoga and meditation. A dedicated student of consciousness, Jai Inder is inspiring in her courage to walk the path of destiny. She is a Kundalini Yoga Teacher Trainer (currently doing lead practicum) and Karam Kriya Consultant and passes her knowledge and insights through classes, workshops, and consultations online and in Melbourne, Australia.

I live and teach in Perth, Western Australia. My prayer is to share the many treasures that have come to me through the teachings. Alongside Kundalini Yoga, I specialize in Conscious Pregnancy and Postnatal Yoga and Women's teachings. I also practise and teach Karam Kriya, the wisdom of numbers. This is a deepening of Yogi Bhajan´s teachings on the 10 bodies, initially (re)discovered by Shiv Charan Singh, my Teacher. I give consultations based on the date of birth.

As a Professional Teacher Trainer I am committed to share the teachings and practice of Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan in their purity and with gratitude and with grace. My journey with Kundalini Yoga began in 1991 when I was living in London and it has brought many gifts and blessings and changes. As a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner for over 23 years and a Kundalini Yoga Teacher Trainer I see both as healing and uplifting on many levels.

Siri Hari has a joyful nature, her classes are uplifting and energetic. She is passionate about Yogic Philosophy, Yogic Anatomy and the science of Humanology. Her training also includes Vinyasa Yoga, Prenatal & Children’s Yoga, Childbirth education, Transpersonal Counselling, Shamanic Studies, Pranic Healing and Ayurveda. Her wish is to share these sacred teachings each day inside and outside the classroom, she believes we need to be the change we want to see in the world. Siri Hari has delved deeply into Yogi Bhajan’s teachings for women, she is the creator and founder of Kundalini Moon Woman, sharing sacred Kundalini Yoga woman wisdom. She has also developed the Radiant Birth Pregnancy & Birth program which has helped hundreds of women experience harmonious and conscious births. She has owned and operated 3 yoga studios, was a member of the board of the Kundalini Yoga Festival, Kundalini Yoga Collective and is a former president of KYTANZ the national Kundalini Yoga Association in Australia. She is currently a Professional Trainer in Kundalini Yoga in Australia, and is developing programs for nationally accreditation.