EARLY DISCOUNT IF PAID IN FULL AT TIME OF REGISTRATION

Early Discount $3300 available until October 15th, 2021

$3900

$700 Non-refundable Registration Fee payable in cash or check

$3200 Balance – $1600 due before 1st day of training, $1600 balance due in equal payments in monthly installments due on the 1st of each month, final payment due May 1, 2021.

All installment payments will be charged to your credit card and will be subject to a 3% service fee. If you choose to pay by other than credit card (cash or check) we will require a credit card on file for you.

All payments will be made in US dollars. Forms of Payments accepted are Cash, Check, Credit cards. All credit card payments are subject to a 3% convenience fee.

Tuition includes 220 Hour KRI Level 1 Teacher Training of which 180 hours is classroom instruction, Aquarian Manuals, 1st year membership to IKYTA and KRI Certification.

Full Meditation Day & 20 class requirement are NOT included in tuition.

A refund of the amount paid minus $700 is available until the course begins.  There are NO refunds once the first weekend has started.

The course will be available on Zoom as well as in person in Huntington depending on the Covid restrictions in New York.

A: Although it is helpful to have some Kundalini Yoga experience, it is not necessary. 

A: Unlike trainings that accept 30, 40, 60 people or more, this will be a small group (maximum of 18 students) so each person has more opportunity to work deeply within and integrate her or his experience. This, I feel, will contribute to going deeper and becoming better teachers. 

A: Each weekend is a combination, of Yoga, Meditation, student led teaching (practicum exercises,) Lecture and Discussion of various topics pertinent to Kundalini Yoga. The emphasis, however, is on experiencing the energy rather than consuming lots of information. We teach the kriyas experientially so you actually download energy and feel the effect. Therefore when it comes to the concepts that you learn, you will understand them because you have experienced them; you will internalize and integrate the material. That experience turns into wisdom because you have full-body comprehension. 

A: No experience is necessary because Kundalini Yoga isn’t linear or hierarchical. It is more like a mandala, or a circle. Wherever you enter, you are going to gain energy and experience because the course is the science of the human mind-body energy system. 

A: Attend all teacher training class room hours.

Teach classes to fellow students as a practicum.

Pass the written examination.

Complete 20 Kundalini Yoga classes outside of teacher training hours that are taught by a KRI certified teacher.

Complete a 40 day kriya and meditation. Create curriculum for two yoga courses.

Participate in 5 morning Sadhanas.

Attend a White Tantric Yoga course or Full Day Meditation equivalent (Any fees for this are not included in Teacher Training course fees).

Sign the Code of Ethics & Professional Standards of a Kundalini Yoga Teacher.

Full payment of course fees. 

A: “Sadhana means daily spiritual practice. It is the foundation of all spiritual endeavor. Sadhana is your personal, individual spiritual effort. It is the main tool you use to work on yourself to achieve the purpose of life. It can be done alone or in a group. Sadhana is whatever you do consistently to clear your own consciousness so you can relate to the infinity within you. Before you face the world each day, do yourself a favor—tune up your nervous system and attune yourself to your highest inner self. To cover all your bases, it will include exercise, meditation, and prayer.” https://www.3ho.org/kundalini-yoga/sadhana-daily-spiritual-practice 

A: We are together for 9 weekends on Zoom and in person (Huntington, NY area) depending on Covid restrictions. Saturdays and Sundays from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM with short breaks and a longer lunch break. There are also 2 Mondays from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM – Columbus Day and Martin Luther King Day and 5 Friday nights from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM. 2 1/2 hour zoom gathering once a month in between TT weekends. Dates to be determined. 

A: All the class time is required for certification; if you have to miss any class time, even a few hours of class, let us know beforehand. We can arrange ways to make it up, such as makeup assignments. However, plan early, and let us know right away. You are required to complete all course requirements (practicum, final exam, curriculum design project, etc.) by the stated due dates and you will need to make up any missed time before we give you your certificate. 

A:Yes, a short interview will take place on Zoom or FaceTime before acceptance into the program. 

A: KRI (Kundalini Research Institute) Level 1 Teacher. This Teacher Training course more than fulfills the Yoga Alliance’s 200 hour national standard for a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT). With your KRI certification, you can apply for and receive a Yoga Alliance accreditation. Certification as a Level 1 Instructor includes a one year Membership in IKYTA, (International Kundalini Yoga Teacher Association) which is included in your registration fee. Once you have received your Level 1 Certification, you will receive a Professional Membership with IKYTA. There are three levels of KRI certification: KRI Level 1; KRI Level 2; and KRI Level 3. 

A: As a child in India, Yogi Bhajan was sent to study the secret science of Kundalini Yoga with his Master. He himself became a Master as a teenager, and in 1969, came to North America to teach publicly. Tens of thousands of people around the world have come to experience the transformative power of this yogic science because Yogi Bhajan dared to bring the teachings and practices out of hiding. He passed from this life in 2004.

Recently, in 2020, information regarding Yogi Bhajan’s failures as a person, including sexual abuse allegations, have been revealed, investigated by an independent organization and found to most likely be true. The organizations which hold the legacy of Kundalini yoga arranged for this investigation and have been working to bring healing to all impacted by the abuses of power. Furthermore they are engaged in rigorous inquiry into the systemic contribution to the occurrence of the abuse with the goal of changing the organizations and reordering the community into a more responsive and responsible one. 

A: We are all on the spiritual journey together and although some may bring more knowledge and experience, we all learn from each other no matter how long we have been on the spiritual path. The world itself and our own lives are the teacher.