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Kundalini Beyond Borders

We empower communities around the world with trauma-informed Kundalini Yoga. 

Mothers and children in need, people facing violence and abuse, survivors in war zones, all of these people receive support from our dedicated teachers – all because of your donation.

Your donation is a lifeline, offering solace to those facing terrible challenges.

We create safe spaces where they can release and let go, nurturing hope and well-being. Together, we foster resilience, healthy habits, and a brighter outlook on life for those who need it most.

Join hands with Kundalini Beyond Borders and shine hope for those in need! 

We’re dedicated to bringing the transformative power of Kundalini Yoga to everyone, regardless of their circumstances. Your generous gift today can change lives in profound ways, offering support to those who truly depend on it.

Meet the 2024-2025 Kundalini Beyond Borders Grant Recipients 

We are delighted to introduce this year’s grant recipients. These remarkable individuals have shown exceptional dedication and creativity in spreading the benefits of Kundalini Yoga within their communities:

Jai Namdeep

“Dealing Stress and Strengthen the Willpower through Kundalini Yoga and Meditation for Balinese”

About the project

This project offers Kundalini Yoga and Meditation classes to the Balinese community, including adults and youth. Starting with an introduction to Kundalini Yoga, the classes progress weekly, focusing on themes like stress management, strengthening the navel point, and chakra-specific practices, all followed by meditation.

Alex Gitonga Richard

“Gitaru Stunya Community Center”

About the project

This initiative aims to introduce Kundalini Yoga to the Gitaru Stunya community. The goal is to increase awareness and participation in Kundalini Yoga, highlighting its benefits for stress management and physical fitness. The project complements ongoing martial arts training for kids by bringing adults into the center for Kundalini Yoga sessions.

Satguru Kaur

“Sacred Breath of Warrior”

About the project

This project introduces yogic technology into school classrooms, starting with free Kundalini Yoga workshops for schoolteachers, followed by regular, reduced-rate classes. It aims to strengthen teachers’ breath awareness and nervous systems, empowering them to handle the fast-paced school environment and support young students effectively.

Jiwanpreet Singh Khalsa

“Vibrating Our Roots: Gong in the Quilombo”

About the project

This project brings Kundalini Yoga and Gong Meditation to the Quilombo community of Vila Nova, fostering dialogue between Indian and Afro-Brazilian knowledge. It aims to equip the space with basic sound infrastructure to expand yoga, meditation, and kirtan practices, benefiting the community by providing access to these transformative experiences.

Devi Jaspreet

“Gitaru Stunya Community Center”

About the project

This project offers Kundalini Yoga classes to Ukrainian war refugees in Estonia. Due to financial constraints, many refugees cannot attend regularly. The goal is to provide accessible classes to support their mental and physical health, helping them manage stress and improve well-being during their challenging circumstances.


Uma Bhagti Kaur

“Yoga in Harmony: Restoring Balance in Disadvantaged Environments”

About the project

This project provides Kundalini Yoga to women in socially risky and violent environments. Weekly classes focus on restoring nervous system balance through kriyas, meditations, and Gong relaxation. The aim is to help participants manage stress, recognize their potential, and contribute positively to their community.

Priya Lakshmi Kaur

“Fall in love with life”

About the project

This project offers Kundalini Yoga lessons for cancer patients, focusing on gentle exercises, visualization, affirmations, and sound healing. Held twice weekly, the classes aim to help patients find balance and confidence in their self-healing abilities. Sessions are promoted through local newspapers, doctor’s offices, and community centers.

Amma

“Kalya Uzumanana: A Kundalini Yoga Journey”

About the project

This project targets 20-30 African women near Lusaka, Zambia, experiencing gender-based violence and poverty. Over twelve weeks, it delivers outdoor Kundalini Yoga sessions with a trauma-informed approach. The program includes breathwork, meditation, healthy foods, and Breathwalk sessions, with cultural sensitivity and community involvement emphasized throughout.

Maheshjoti Kaur

“Kundalini Shakti Women Circle”

About the project

The Kundalini Shakti Women’s Circle is a monthly gathering for women to build community through yoga, meditation, and shared experiences. It fosters empowerment, self-love, and mental well-being through individual and group practices, offering a space for dialogue, reflection, and integration based on Kundalini teachings.

Natasha Shvets

“Prabhu Ananda Kaur”

About the project

I’m Natasha Shvets, a Kundalini Yoga instructor in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. After 15 years of practice and teaching over 1000 students, I blend traditional yoga with music and dance to foster healing. I’m applying for the Kundalini Beyond Borders 2024 grant to expand our community through retreats and sessions, promoting peace and unity globally.

Carla Martins – Fateh Nidhan

“Associação Existir”

About the project

Carla Martins de Menezes Arguello, a graphic designer for over 20 years, became a certified Kundalini Yoga instructor in 2021, teaching both adults and children in Portugal. Applying for the Kundalini Beyond Borders 2024 grant, she aims to expand her classes, fostering collective consciousness and balance, especially for underserved communities.