“Yoga has always intrigued me. In my study, I fell—and still keep falling—in love with yoga more and more each day. It opens my world, my heart, every part of my being. I keep learning so much about myself.” Through discipline, practice, progress, and kindness, she discovered that awareness grows in every possible direction. Yoga philosophy connected deeply with her own logic — making life feel more clear, grounded, and peaceful, while always revealing new layers to explore. “There are just a few things in life we can’t control — and just a few things we truly need. Everything else is a matter of hard work, focus, and honesty.” Through her book, trainings, and workshops, SatyaSimran shares her signature system of 9 Dimensional Awareness, guiding people to shift perspective and awaken their highest potential. Her approach blends ancient yogic philosophy with neuroscience and self-inquiry, showing how we can evolve from inherited patterns into empowered presence. Her book, Yogic Life: A Journey Through Yoga and 9-Dimensional Awareness is more than a method — it’s a mirror for inner discovery, inviting you to dance with life consciously, creatively, and courageously. As a teacher, she offers herself as a tunnel — passing on what she has received and continues to receive from her own teachers. She teaches from and to the heart, connecting the outer yoga of posture and breath to the inner yoga of concentration and meditation. “There is no yoga style in my experience. Yoga is a technology that supports personal development. I intend to inspire and train people to become the best possible version of themselves.There is so much she is eager to share with you. Hartfelt welcome.” Anandoham
Kim (Surjan Kaur) is a registered Yoga Alliance Teacher (E-RYT500), Kundalini Yoga Teacher Level 1 and Yoga Teacher Guide and owner at Yoga Point Utrecht : “I have roles as a wife, mother of two sons, Yoga Teacher and Yoga Teacher Guide! After working for years in PR I had lost myself quite a bit. Yoga touches me on deep levels, it brings me close to who I really am and gives me the opportunity, space and the ability to be complete. For me, but also for others around me. I teach different forms of yoga. Each shape has its own specialty and brings something different to the practitioner. I’m trained in Hatha Yoga (static) and Vinyasa Yoga (dynamic). But, in February 2015, I was also educated in India for Kundalini Yoga Degree (Energetic). This form of yoga gives me everything I expect from yoga: mental and physical rest and balance, inexhaustible energy and personal truth. Kundalini Yoga ensures that you can ‘see’ what you can let go of; That which you do not need (more) to create space for new things that serve you and your life. Teaching yoga teachers is also a huge passion. Especially the experience of personal, individual growth is always a great gift to share. I want to be there on your way toyoga teacher. I want to be the best yoga teacher you can be!” Sat Nam! Kim
Sarah Jane Rawkins. My first experience with Yoga was during a trip to Thailand in 1997. The very first class completely inspired me and sparked a deep interest in the subject of Yoga which still continues to grow. I spent many years following many different styles of yoga with different teachers internationally.I particularly loved the precision, integrity, authenticity and serious disciplined approach of the Iyengar system of Yoga.The attention to detail, alignment and subtilties of asanas and pranayama inspired me to follow the 3 year Iyengar Teacher Training program in the Netherlands which I completed in 2007. I have followed classes and workshops with senior teachers in The Netherlands, Australia, Canada, United States, England. I have been several times to study in India and I have been 3 times to the Iyengar Institute in Pune India to study directly with the Iyengars.I love to teach others and share my passion for Yoga. I have been teaching regularly in the Netherlands since 2006.I have taught workshops in England, Northern California, Prague , Glasgow, Portugal and Crete. I continue to further my studies of the subject, working with the Iyengar Teacher Certification system.I received Intermediate Junior 11 in 2013 and will continue to work towards higher levels of practice and teaching. I am currently following a 3 year therapeutics course to be able to teach and apply the therapeutic attributes of Iyengar yoga to help and guide people with injuries, illness or physical limitations. Yoga is a life long journey of exploration which is ever evolving. The more you learn, the more there is to learn, penetrating deeper levels of your self, your life, and your understanding. I love to share what I have learnt and wish to light the spark of inspriration in others.
Dylan Hendrix. Since a young age, Dylan has always been fascinated with life’s great questions; his own life journey has given him an unusual eye for the beauty and interconnectedness of life, and made him sensitive to the human condition. This has led him on an interesting journey of deepening his understanding of human behavior and spirituality through studying various spiritual texts and seeking out guidance from various teachers around the world. Dylan was introduced to Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga when he turned 30 and instantly fell in love with the method as a meditation in movement; a medicine for his body and mind and it has since become one of his daily Sadhana. Dylan has been captivated by the therapeutic aspects of Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga and approaches his classes from this view point – to help students find their strength and balance in a safe space, whilst connecting to and integrating with the power of the breath and observing/understanding the patterns of the mind. Dylan has been fortunate to cross paths with many prominent teachers who have influenced and help shape his style of teaching and continues to journey and learn from/with Eddie Stern, John Scott, Govinda Kai & Petri Raisanen. He also gives respect to Claudia Pradella, Katizia Satya Ivulic, Sahaj Yogi & Eva Ugolini who have been a great source of support on his path. Deepest gratitude to Saraswathi Jois who continues to light the path for him and thousands of students today worldwide, sharing Guruji’s practice in its true essence and inspiring many. Dylan attended Vipassana meditation guided by the late Mr. S.N. Gorenka and continues to explore this path of meditation practice. Currently Dylan has published his first book,Art of the Storm, which was recently released October 19th 2017. His book brings together a collection of poems, short stories and reflections inspired from meditation, being in nature and yoga. Dylan is working on several other books and projects currently. Giving gratitude to all his teachers, Dylan hopes to share his passion and love of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and Yogic Philosophy, Meditation and Healing practices to continue to inspire others on the path of healing and being one with life.