Yoga West
Teachers
Adarsh Kaur Khalsa
Aimee Bello
Amrit Singh Khalsa
Ana Netanel
Azita Nahai Ph.D
Charandev Singh
Dev Avtar Kaur
Dhanpal Donna Quesada
Fatehbir Kaur
Gabrielle Lewis
Grecco Buratto
GuruMeher Singh Khalsa
Guru Mitar Kaur
Guru Prem Singh Khalsa
Guru Singh Khalsa
Hargopal Kaur Khalsa
Hari Nam Singh Khalsa
Harijot Kaur Khalsa
Jagatpal Singh
Khefri Riley
Lou Nelson
Ram Kirin
Sada Simran Kaur
Sat Devbir Singh
Siri Shakti Kaur Pam Davis
Stephanie Siri Darshan
Sukhmani Kaur
Tej Kaur Khalsa
Victoria Miller
Classes by
Amrit Singh Khalsa
Tuesdays 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Kundalini Yoga & Meditation
Sundays 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Kundalini Yoga & Meditation
Amrit Khalsa has been practicing and teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 25 years. His classes are in-depth, fun and relatable. Having a PhD from MIT, and a very analytical mind, Amrit explains yogic concepts and philosophy - that can sometimes be a bit dry or airy - in a down to earth and practical way. He was lucky enough to study directly with Yogi Bhajan, and Amrit truly loves the technology of Kundalini Yoga as practical tools for healthy, happiness, inner peace, and a deeper spiritual connection.
Amrit doesn't just walk the talk, but also wants to see his students experience these Teachings personally. He loves watching students light up, lighten up, and grow up through their practice.
Amrit is one of the Lead Teacher Trainers at Yoga West, and the Program Director for the Level 1 Teacher Training course. He loves being involved with the teacher training program because every year he gets to witness the phenomenal and transformative power of Kundalini Yoga.
He is married to his wife of 16 years, Siridyal Kaur, a Kundalini Yoga teacher as well and a Sat Nam Rasayan healer. They hold monthly Kirtan gatherings at their house to which you are warmly invited! They also have two children and they enjoy watching movies together, take walks with their little dog and go out for long hikes.
We hope you can join Amrit for one of his classes, and he always invites and encourages his students to stay afterwards and ask questions.
