This 100-hour SPIRIT yoga teacher training offers a supportive environment to rediscover your enthusiasm, expand your understanding, and step more fully into your voice as a teacher.

What Awaits You

Build Your Career: Explore how to shape a sustainable, purpose-led life through yoga. Gain insight into your unique strengths and discover creative ways to share your offerings with the world.
Reconnect with Tradition: Deepen your connection through puja and ancient Vedic teachings. Experience mantra meditation and Sanskrit lessons that bring greater depth to your practice.
Refine Your Teaching: Strengthen your skills through practical posture clinics and creative sequencing labs designed to help you lead with confidence and ease.

Is This Training For You?

You want to deepen your understanding of traditional yogic teachings for personal growth or to support your students.
You are ready to complete your 300-hour Yoga Alliance certification.
You feel uninspired on the mat and are looking for fresh motivation.
You want to explore new meditation practices and innovative ways to connect with yoga.
You wish to improve your pronunciation and understanding of sacred mantras.
You want to refine hands-on adjustments with real students.

Class Topics

Embodiment, Meditations and Puja Practices

Learn the SoHA Method and the science behind fascia-adapted movement
Practice lucid flows with Mandala Vinyasa and SoHA Method integrations
Bring Vedic themes, mantras, and mudras into your practice
Early puja and meditation — invite grace for peace, mental clarity, and ease
Explore the pronunciation and meaning of the Swasti Mantra, the Universal Peace Prayer, and more

Advaita Vedanta – The end portion of the Vedas and Non-duality

Introduction to puja — how to build an altar, the meaning of the five elements, how to represent them in daily life, and the offerings connected to each one
Sādhya — understanding the true goal: moksa and self-liberation
Sādhana — the means that take us there: karma, upāsana (types of meditation), and jnāna yoga
Bhakti yoga — devotion and discipline, embodying love and invoking grace through devotion
Sādhaka — dharma and the value of values, including the 20 values shared in the Bhagavad Gita
Sanskrit lessons — proper pronunciation and the gifts of this ancient mother tongue

Creating Value in Your Yoga Career – Business of Yoga This module explores how to create a sustainable life for yourself and your loved ones.

The program includes 5 modules:

Project Plan — defining your purpose, talent stacking, aspirations, and virtues
Community Building — gathering your team and the people who walk your path
Developing a Functional Website/Platform — making it easy for your community to find and connect with you
Creating Value — exploring different types of offerings, and when and why to share them
Exposure & Expansion — learning how to sell and generate abundance with heart

BONUS — explore SōHA career opportunities and ways to grow toward inner and outer abundance.

Plus surprise extracurricular activities and invited guest facilitators, along with the beauty of Bali, the community, and this prayerful land. This journey is about connection and growth, nourishing mind, soul, and body through powerful practices.

Our Café Menu

Our nutrition team has created a delicious menu tailored to dietary needs and ingredients that nourish the body and support your journey into Vaidika Dharma. Together with our chef, enjoy a daily buffet in our beautiful café, designed to complement your yoga practice and deepen your Vedic wisdom. Savour carefully curated meals that help sustain your energy and clarity while supporting self-discovery and the confident sharing of your unique gifts.

Connect with fellow yogis who share your path and passions. Together, you’ll become part of a vibrant family, building friendships and meaningful bonds that stay in your heart long after the training ends.

Experience the Transformation

Each day invites you into:

Morning Puja & Meditation: Begin with sacred rituals that cleanse the mind and spirit and open the heart to transformation.
Lucid Flow Yoga and SōHA Method: Explore dynamic Vinyasa practices that awaken body and mind while revealing the flow and sequencing behind each movement.
Advaita Vedanta Teachings: Receive profound insights that illuminate your path and deepen your understanding of practice.
Mastermind Clinics: Work alongside fellow yogis to strengthen your yoga career, build confidence, and learn how to share and expand your unique virtues with the world.

Our Teachers / Our Lineage

Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati

Swami Dayananda Saraswati taught the Bhagavad Gita and the ten principal Upanishads, as commented upon by Adi Shankaracharya, along with selected supporting texts and Sanskrit grammar in the Paninian style. Vedic chanting was also part of his courses. Grounded in the wisdom of the great sages yet modern in approach, he adapted his teaching to make the vision of Vedanta clear and relevant for today. His precise use of language, brilliant analysis, logic, and child-like humour made him one of the greatest living masters of Traditional Advaita Vedanta.

Swami Vagishananda Saraswati

Swami Vagishananda is a senior disciple of Swami Dayananda Saraswati and has spent the past 35 years studying and teaching Vedanta and Vedic chanting. Fascinated from his teens by mystical poetry and non-dual philosophy, he entered a traditional course of study with Shree Swami Dayananda Saraswati in 1975 at the age of 19 and left college for India. He completed an intensive three-year residential program in Vedanta, Sanskrit, and Vedic chanting, studying major Upanishads, Bhagavadgitaa, Brahma Sutras, Sanskrit Paniniya Grammar, and Shiksaa Phonetics. He later received formal permission to teach after years of advanced study and practice.

He has travelled widely and taught children’s camps, adult seminars, and Vedanta classes in the United States, Canada, England, Australia, and Brazil. A master of Sanskrit and an accomplished teacher in the traditional Sampradaaya methodology, he carries forward the qualities of his revered guru in both presence and teaching.

Radha (Carol Whitfield Ph.D.)

Radha studied Advaita Vedanta and Sanskrit with Swami Dayananda Saraswati in India during the 1970s. Since returning, she has taught Vedanta extensively on both coasts. A university professor and Jungian-oriented clinical psychologist, she now teaches Vedanta in Berkeley, California.

As a faculty member at the California Institute of Integral Studies in the East-West Psychology Department, she brings depth, clarity, and wisdom to timeless self-knowledge. Her teachings are easy to understand without losing their traditional integrity, and her guided meditations offer a deeply nourishing space for rest and inner connection.

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