Kundalini Yoga

Kundalini Yoga & Meditation as taught by Yogi Bhajan

“Words may help you understand something, but experience allows you to know.” NDW

Experience the Bliss of Merging with the Soul!

Mondays & Fridays 10:30am

Yoga Svana
17070 Collins Ave #268, Sunny Isles Beach, FL

(A1A to 170th Ave, above Juliet Restaurant)



Wednesdays 7pm

at Prema Yoga
Ayurvedic Center for Well Being, Yoga & Chiropractics
315 S 21st Ave (Dixie Hwy), Hollywood, Fl

(Dixie Highway north bound, between Jackson St & Van Buren St)


Come enjoy a soothing and vibrant Kundalini Yoga & Meditation class and experience the amazing recipes for wellness brought to us by a true Master of yoga, Yogi Bhajan.

YOGI TEA IS SERVED AFTER CLASS YUM!! … DON’T FORGET TO BRING YOUR CUP!

“If you want to pass the test of time, life, self, grace, projection and reality, you must decide to keep up, no matter what. There is no other way, and you have to keep up in the face of everything” –YogiBhajan


Kundalini Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual discipline for developing strength, awareness, character, and consciousness. It is an ancient sacred science that combines breath, movement, meditation and deep relaxation. It is known as the Yoga of awareness because it expands sensory sensitivity, enhances intuition, and merges individual consciousness with the infinite consciousness of God. Its goal is to cultivate and harness the unlimited creative and spiritual potential that exists within every human being.
You will feel an increase in energy, less stress, and very peaceful after a short period of time, no matter what degree of flexibility or experience.

What Is Kundalini?

The awakening of kundalini means awakening of inner knowledge.
According to Hindu philosophy Kundalini is a concentrated form of prana or life force, lying dormant in chakras in the body. It is conceptualized as a coiled up serpent (literally, ‘kundalini’ in Sanskrit is ‘That which is coiled.’ Sanskrit kund, “to burn”; kunda, “to coil or to spiral”). The serpent is considered to be female, coiled up three and a half times, with its mouth engulfing the base of the Sushumna nadi.

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