The ancient teachings of yoga emphasize body, mind, and spirit connectedness, which serves as the foundation for our philosophical framework. With these practices in mind, we chose Om Nirvana because "Om" is the world's omnipresent sound, symbolizing the infinite nature of existence, and "Nirvana" means "liberation" or "enlightenment" in Sanskrit. The sentences represent yoga and spirituality's ultimate goal: self-discovery, inner transformation, and divine oneness. We offer these practices to encourage and drive our students to live balanced, compassionate, and purposeful lives. Take this transformative journey and discover the incredible benefits of yoga for yourself.
Yoga Alliance USA has accredited our 200-hour, 300-hour, and 500-hour yoga teacher training courses. As a graduate of our institution, you are qualified to register with Yoga Alliance as a RYT, or Registered Yoga Teacher. This qualification will get you ready to teach anywhere in the globe.
Discover a diverse range of yoga styles designed to enrich your practice and elevate your well-being.
Flow through dynamic sequences that synchronize breath with movement, cultivating balance and strength.
Experience the rigor of traditional Ashtanga, focusing on strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Master alignment and precision with Iyengar Yoga, perfect for all levels of practitioners.
Delve into the foundational postures and breathing techniques that promote physical and mental harmony.
France
“I've met Varun as a friend and he turned out to be an amazing teacher. If you're looking for challenging yourself and smiling through it, Varun's classes are for you.”
USA
“Varun’s teaching style is rigorous and professional while being accessible and friendly. He is very patient and encourages students to be better in yoga and in life.”
Israel
“Varun is the loveliest teacher you could ask for. He adapts sequences to your needs. Even online, he corrects and encourages you.”
Italy
“Varun really cares about his students and their growth. His lessons are fun and motivational.”
