Ajeet Taj Singh
Teacher · Practitioner · Guide
Ajeet Taj Singh brings ten years of dedicated teaching and spiritual exploration to his work. According to the biography provided by the school, he has been certified for ten years through the International Kundalini Yoga Federation (KRI), following the teachings of Yogi Bhajan.
He guides practitioners through the “Yoga of Awareness”, combining movement, breath and meditation to support a deeper connection with vital energy and everyday awareness.
Journeys and spiritual immersions across India have enriched his path, bringing him into contact with ancient traditions, sacred practices and teachings at their origin.
His experience includes children’s yoga, with sessions designed to nurture emotional balance, focus and grounding from an early age, as well as wellness retreats and immersive group sessions for 20–30 participants.
- 10 years of teaching experience
- Retreats & groups of 20–30
- Children’s yoga
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January 1 – June 30, 2027 · planned training cycle
- 015 hours
Introduction to yoga
Origins, principles, ethics and the teachings studied by the school.
- 0210 hours
Chakras & energy body
The seven-chakra model, subtle body, balance and reflective practices.
- 0310 hours
Pranayama & breathwork
Breathing techniques, guided practice and awareness of body and mind.
- 0410 hours
Mudras & energetic locks
Hand gestures, bandhas, safe application and integration into practice.
- 0510 hours
Kriyas · Level 1
Foundational kriyas, postures, sequences, alignment and regular practice.
- 0615 hours
Kriyas · Level 2
Progressive sequences, adaptation, safety and deeper personal practice.
- 0710 hours
Meditation · Level 1
Foundational meditation, mantra, focus and daily practice.
- 0810 hours
Meditation · Level 2
Longer practices, silence, inner observation and integration.
- 0910 hours
Teaching & practice
Class structure, facilitation, group practice and feedback.
- 1010 hours
Integration & evaluation
Consolidation, personal practice, reflection and closing assessment.
- 11
Certificate of completion
The school may issue its own certificate of completion for students who meet its attendance and course requirements. This is not presented as a state-recognized diploma.