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Devpreet is a professional trainer, and has been sharing the teachings of Kundalini Yoga for over twelve years. She founded the first not for profit Kundalini Yoga Collective, the Director of the Collective Healing Centre, Kundalini Yoga Festival Australasia, and a qualified Gestalt Therapist. With an artist’s heart and soul of a philosopher, her passion is to share the teachings with all people, of all walks of life. She believes the technology of Kundalini Yoga can uplift and support many and is dedicated to sharing these teachings from a place of gratitude, compassion, and community.  

Tarn Taran Singh’s spiritual and musical roots come out of the alternative youth culture of the late ‘60’s. In 1972, he and his wife, Tarn Taran Kaur, joined a Kundalini Yoga Ashram in Tucson AZ. Six months later they were on plane to Amsterdam to join the young 3HO community in Europe.

Didar and Priya Angad both love sharing Kundalini yoga and have a combined teaching experience that spans several decades. They are passionate about sharing the amazing technology of Kundalini Yoga Breath Walk. Assisting, and supporting many individuals to improve their mental wellbeing and inner awareness. These two teachers call tropical north Queensland home and believe in healing the world one person at a time.  

Didar and Priya Angad both love sharing Kundalini yoga and have a combined teaching experience that spans several decades. They are passionate about sharing the amazing technology of Kundalini Yoga Breath Walk. Assisting, and supporting many individuals to improve their mental wellbeing and inner awareness. These two teachers call tropical north Queensland home and believe in healing the world one person at a time.  

Har Kiret is a Kundalini yoga teacher and Counsellor, who uses yoga and meditation as a therapeutic intervention. She is continually amazed how profoundly this range of interventions can bring about deep, lasting change. She continues to study with Dr Gabor Mate in the Compassionate Inquiry programme and her work has taken her in to the trauma recovery and the field of addiction.  

Jai Mohan plays music which will bring you into a deep and joyful place.

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Connect to the divine, through the sound current of the naad, and vibrate until the door to the guru’s gate is open.

After years of struggling with debilitating anxiety and panic attacks, Adette’s life was changed forever when she discovered Kundalini Yoga. She felt such a sense of calm and peace after her first class and was soon practicing several times a week. Within a short period of time, she became a level 1, then level two teacher and has been teaching regular classes, workshops and retreats in Sydney ever since.

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Adette’s style of teaching is intuitive, informative and fun.  She loves how Kundalini Yoga works strongly on the energy channels to transform and elevate your experience. Adette is also a certified Transformational Coach and offers a range of 1:1 programs to help empower her clients to live their dream life.

John Imbrogno has dedicated the past 17 years developing men’s programs in the North Coast NSW, working with youth as Student Support Officer at Kingscliff Highschool, and more recently stepped in as the esteemed Program manager and trainer officer of Rites of Passage programs. He’s created his own rites of passage programs in the Byron Shire, known as the Father Son Journey, connecting and empowering the local community.

John actively participates in Men2be, facilitating weekly men's groups, and finds storytelling and drumming the core of their nightly rituals, fostering connections, and nurturing their creativity. As a qualified Counsellor John engages and supports men and youth in a non-confrontational manner, helping individuals explore, and seek self-discovery and fulfillment

Sharing both the opening and closing of our Festival this year is Jarmbi, a regional custodian of the Northern Rivers, on the East Coast of Australia. We are honoured to have him guide Connect to Country on the lands of Bundjalung Nation. He will also share with us the sacred sounds of the Didgeridoo. This year, the Kundalini Yoga Festival is supporting and raising funds for the Grounded and Connected Empowerment project, run by Jarmbi, which focuses on the intersecting issues of sovereignty, environment, human rights, and trauma healing. 

Mehtab Saroop is honoured to be a conduit to pass on the priceless teachings and life lessons of the science and technology of Kundalini Yoga.

In his classes he delivers his radiance, humour and the gift of the ebb and flow of his life’s experience and wisdom as energy to every class and student. He has in both himself experienced and observed in his students personal transformation of physical, emotional and spiritual empowerment , radiance, healing and miracles. 

With Mahanraj's extensive knowledge and wisdom of kundalini yoga, she creates a transformative, safe, and empowering environment for her students. Through the teachings, Mahanraj guides her students to unlock their innate power and access their true self. For her Kundalini Yoga is not just physical exercise but a holistic practice that encompasses the mind, body, and spirit, designed to balance, and strengthen all aspects of the individual.

Her workshops are known for their dynamic nature and students often experience increased flexibility, improved mental clarity, heightened spiritual awareness, and overall enhanced well-being. Mahanraj teaches regular classes in the Shire of Byron Bay and is a Lead Trainer offering programs for those interested in deepening their spiritual journey. 

In 2009, Kundalini Yoga found Kiran Jot in Bali; she had never found a practice that resonated so deeply and truly connected to her soul’s purpose. 

She completed her Level 1 teacher training with the late Guru Dass in 2014 and fell pregnant with her first son during training, inspiring her to complete Conscious Pregnancy teacher training with Suraj Kaur. This led her to focus on supporting mothers, nurturing conscious parenting, and empowering women to lead their families and communities.

Kiran Jot's heart-centered teaching style blends chanting, meditation, and dynamic movement, infusing her classes with love, peace, and joy. She operates a private studio in St. Kilda, offering classes, workshops, retreats, and yogic lifestyle products. 

Collaborating with Doug, she presents the transformative Harmony and Alignment workshop.

Following numerous coinsiding incidents, Priti Amrit and Sadhu their destiny was clear. A path of kundalini yoga with the Karam Kriya school was the blessing that followed.

After moving to the Sunshine Coast, Noosa Heads, they opened Sat Nam Studios. Sat Nam Studios is Priti Amrit’s longtime passion and consists of a health clinic including acupuncture, naturopathy and kundalini yoga. Their shared Kundalini yoga practice and teaching has grown over the years. Currently they hold an Aquarian Sadhana online, and will be leading Sadhana at the festival. They also offer weekly teachings whilst continuing their Level 2 studies of Kundalini yoga.

“We are grateful to share this powerful technology and to contribute to the remembering of who we are, remembering of the ONE light within each of us.”

Siri Shakti is a certified Kundalini Yoga Therapy for Mental Health teacher and Sound Healing practitioner who works with people to support healing through sound. She weaves Kundalini Yoga and sound to create a therapeutic container for deep relaxation, stress relief and healing. Using a range of high vibrational instruments, including gongs, Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, medicine drums, chimes, rattles and more, woven together with voice and mantra, She is a musician, playing guitar, percussion and singing and will be offering Gong / Sound healing at the festival. 

Prem is a Multi-Instrumental Musician, Certified Sound Therapist, Kundalini and Hatha Yoga Teacher, Cacao Ceremonialist, Breathwork & Group Facilitator, currently residing on the Gold Coast, Prem’s lifelong journey as a musician took a profound turn over a decade ago when she began exploring Yogic studies. This led her to discover the power of Sound and Vibrational Medicine for healing, a connection that deeply resonated with her.

Despite her immersion in diverse healing practices, her true passions lie in music and ceremonial work. She finds immense joy and purpose in sharing the heart-opening medicine of Cacao through ceremonial experiences, which she considers a true blessing. You’ll get to experience Prem’s heart opening, transformative cacao ceremony on the Saturday Night of the festival 

Adi Amrita Kaur (Kaylene Dyinawili Wombat) is a proud Mirning, Wirangu, Kokotha woman from Ceduna Koonibba on the Far West Coast of South Australia who lives in Adelaide on Kaurna country. She has been practicing Kundalini Yoga for over 10 years and is a Kundalini Research Institute (KRI) Certified Level One Yoga Instructor. She is currently a Kundalini Yoga Therapist in training with the Guru Ram Das Centre for Medicine and Humanology. 

She has embraced the healing power of Kundalini Yoga in her life and is passionate about sharing her journey of healing, resilience, and strength with the community. She is inspired to nurture self-empowerment, self-love and self-compassion as a Kundalini Yoga Teacher.