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Nitin Jain

Nitin Jain

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Nitin Jain has been teaching Hatha yoga and meditation for the past 18 years. Based in Mumbai, he has trained at the Sivananda ashram in Kerala, Mumbai University, and with several yoga teachers across different parts of India. He has shared yoga in Mumbai through wellness centers in hotels, clubs, corporate offices, yoga centers, and institutes.

He has also led workshops on yoga, philosophy, spirituality, holistic lifestyle, yogic diet, and nutrition. Over the years, he has influenced and uplifted the lives of thousands of people from around the world. Deeply versed in different philosophical traditions, he is passionate about bringing the spiritual wisdom of ancient sages into modern life.

With many years of personal meditation practice, Nitin enjoys guiding students through the many dimensions of meditation. Compassionate and inspiring, he radiates uplifting spiritual energy. His mission is to transform lives and support social evolution through the awareness, knowledge, and practice of yoga, meditation, and related spiritual subjects.

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