Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training
Grounded • Intelligent • Evolved.
Evolved over four decades of teaching and advanced training, these programs integrate physiological, psychological, creative, and spiritual practices in service of embodied awareness and meaningful change. Raviana trainings support students in developing skill, insight, and confidence they can trust — on the mat and beyond.
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This training is for you if:
- • You are an experienced Kundalini Yoga practitioner or teacher
- • You're ready to work with Kundalini Yoga in a more therapeutic, structured way
- • You want greater confidence in how you design classes and private sessions
- • You want to deepen your own practice or teach Kundalini Yoga with intelligence, integrity, and depth
- • You are curious about how Kundalini kriyas affect our body, mind, psyche, and energy
- • You want to learn to develop discernment rather than relying on fixed formulas—adapting to real bodies and real situations rather than pushing intensity or repeating formulas
- • You are drawn to evolving Kundalini Yoga beyond rigid rules
What Makes This Training Different
Many trainings teach what to do. This training focuses on how and why.
Rather than emphasizing intensity, performance, or symbolic interpretation, the Kundalini Yoga Therapy Training centers on discernment, pacing, and long-term effectiveness. Practices are explored in terms of how they support regulation, integration, and sustainability over time.
This approach reflects years of teaching, inquiry, and refinement, and is designed for practitioners who want their work to be both deep and responsible.
In This Training You Will
- • Develop discernment in assessing readiness, capacity, and pacing in students and clients
- • Learn to modify Kundalini Yoga practices responsibly for real bodies and real-life conditions
- • Understand how kriyas, breath, and meditation affect the nervous system, psyche, and energy
- • Gain confidence in designing classes and one-on-one sessions with therapeutic intent
- • Honor the lineage of Kundalini Yoga without freezing it into dogma
Ravi Singh Bio
Along with Ana Brett, transformational Teacher Ravi Singh is Founder of Raviana and has been teaching authentic Kundalini Yoga for over four decades, in New York City and worldwide. His work is known for its dynamism, depth, heart, and soul. Ravi offers teacher trainings and workshops to diverse audiences, including educators, performers, and professionals across multiple disciplines.
Ravi was cited by Yoga Journal as a "game changer" in yoga education. He has served on the Yoga Alliance Board for Teacher Training Standards. Ravi's approach is both scientific and soulful. His workshops have been described by students as deeply impactful and personally transformative. In a down-to-earth way, he inspires students to access their inner vitality to shine, prosper, heal, and excel. His teaching reflects long experience, careful inquiry, and a commitment to understanding not just what to do, but how and why the work works.
Training Structure & Modules
The training is organized into a progressive series of modules designed to develop therapeutic skills and embodied Kundalini Yoga application in real-world contexts.
Module 1 • September 26-27
Foundations of Therapeutic Kundalini Yoga Practice
This module establishes the foundations of working as a Kundalini Yoga Therapist beyond "just teaching." Students explore what therapeutic application looks like in real life, including the healing relationship, trauma awareness without re-traumatization, creative modification for real bodies, and how to elevate personal practice while holding space with clarity and grace.
Module 2 • October 24-25
Reading the Person in Front of You: Trust, Presence, and Perception
This module develops perceptual skill and therapeutic presence. Students learn how to ask meaningful questions, read body, breath, and energy, recognize patterns of depletion or congestion, and work skillfully with nervous system regulation. Common presentations such as anxiety, depression, addiction, and burnout are explored through Kundalini-based therapeutic frameworks.
Module 3 • November 21-22
Regulation & Stabilization: Nervous System Foundations
This module focuses on regulation as the foundation for all deeper work. Students learn how to teach meditation to non-meditators, support attention challenges, and work skillfully with anxiety, depression, trauma, and emotional overwhelm. Practical frameworks for structuring one-on-one sessions are introduced.
Module 4 • December 19-20
Integration & Meaning: Psyche, Purpose, and the Soul
Building on stabilization, this module explores integration and deeper meaning. Topics include unifying fragmented aspects of the psyche, offering spiritual guidance with discernment, conscious recovery, working with major life transitions, and supporting clients through death, dying, and profound change.
Module 5 • January 23-24
Grit & Grace: Protocols for Life in the Real World
This module addresses how spiritual tools hold up under real-world pressure. Students work with protocols related to relationships, health challenges, addiction and recovery, hormonal balance, detoxification, and questions of life purpose — always grounded in practicality rather than idealism.
Module 6 • February 26-27
Success, Sustainability, and Sacred Service
The final module focuses on longevity, scope, and professional integration. Students explore transitioning from yoga teacher to spiritual professional, assigning appropriate protocols, maintaining ethical scope of practice, supporting couples, growing a sustainable practice, and avoiding burnout while keeping the work alive and nourishing.
Format, Schedule & Commitment
Training Format
This training is delivered entirely live via Zoom, allowing for direct instruction, guided practice, discussion, and interactive learning regardless of location. The online format supports accessibility while preserving depth, continuity, and cohort connection.
Live sessions are complemented by recorded content, ensuring flexibility while maintaining continuity and cohort cohesion.
Schedule & Time Commitment
- • Total training hours: 60 hours + 30 hours optional
- • Training dates— Sept 26 - February 27th
- • Live Zoom Sessions: Sat./Sun. on Training Weekends. 11 am - 5 pm EST (1 hr. break)
- • Recordings available for enrolled students
Students should expect to engage in:
- • live participation when possible
- • personal practice and reflection
- • integration of concepts between sessions
This training is designed for serious students and professionals who are ready to commit time, attention, and presence to the work.
Recognition & Scope
This training is a non-licensure, educational professional program grounded in Kundalini Yoga, somatic awareness, and nervous system intelligence.
Graduates receive certification through Evolving Kundalini (EK), an independent certification body supporting professional Kundalini Yoga educators and therapists. This recognition reflects completion of the curriculum and adherence to ethical scope of practice.
This training does not qualify graduates to diagnose, treat, or replace licensed medical or mental health care, and does not confer state licensure.
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Enrollment
Enrollment is limited to ensure individual attention and cohort integrity.
This training is best suited for:
- • experienced yoga teachers
- • bodyworkers, therapists, healers, movement professionals, yoga teachers
- • practitioners seeking to deepen therapeutic skill and discernment
Students are encouraged to enroll with clarity, readiness, and commitment to both personal and professional growth.
This training is for those who feel called to work with depth, responsibility, and heart — and who understand that real transformation unfolds through presence, practice, and time.
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