About Level Two Trainings

In KRI’s 200-hr Level One Teacher Training, you learn the basics. You learn the fundamentals about Kundalini Yoga, and hopefully develop lifelong, positive habits of personal practice. 

In the five-50 hour Level Two Trainings, you acknowledge on a heart level that you are ready to benefit from integrating these teachings and practices more fully into your life. Reaching this next level involves assessing where you are in your commitment to becoming your most authentic, fearless and radiant self – offering yourself up to transformation, and sharing your discoveries with others who are on the same journey.

We are pleased to offer “Vitality & Stress”, a 50-hour course, cultivating core skills for this coming age. This module supports our ability to recognize stress in ourselves and others in order to transform our relationship to our stressors and counter-balance them with conscious relaxation. Kundalini Yoga and meditations prepare each of us to act with undaunted spirit, exalted caliber and character, and the vitality to cross every crisis – and teach others to do the same.

Course Dates, Details & Pricing 

• This is an online course being offered on Zoom
• We will meet virtually over three weekends:  February 26-27, March 12-13, March 26-27, 9 am – 6:30 pm et each day
• There will be a few breaks each day, including a 1-hour lunch break
• Normal Registration closes February 19th, one week prior to the start of the course
• Pricing includes required books and KRI fees
• Sign up by February 1 to receive $100 off of the normal registration price $1,095
• Course fee is due at the time of enrollment, and is refundable only in the case that the student is not accepted into the program.
• Please let us know if you would like to attend a short training on using Zoom to get familiar with the process and make the most of on-line classes or training

Deva Kaur began studying and practicing the teachings of Kundalini Yoga in 1972. She trains Kundalini Yoga Teachers as a Lead Trainer in the KRI Aquarian Academy, and teaches in South Florida, as well as New Mexico, Iceland, Thailand, and India.  She owns Yoga Source Studio in Coral Springs with Karen Darrow, and can be reached at www.MyYogaSource.com which includes LiveStream classes. [We have Deva Kaur to thank for the newly updated version of the Vitality & Stress Manual – with its cohesive flow of topics and teachings to discuss, and supporting kriyas and meditations to experience.]

Nirvair Singh Khalsa began studying with Yogi Bhajan in 1971. He is a retired University Instructor at the University of Alaska Anchorage where he taught classes in Kundalini Yoga for 31 years. He has authored nineteen  DVD’s/Videos and four books on Kundalini Yoga. He posts classes on You Tube and kundaliniyoga.us and pranayam.net He has also taught classes, workshops and trainings throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. He is a KRI certified Lead TeacherTrainer.  He lives with his wife of 50 years, Nirvair Kaur, in Northern California.

Yoga at the Ashram Lead Trainer

Guest Presenter

Harbhajan Kaur Khalsa is a Mentoring Lead Trainer for Kundalini Yoga & Meditation Levels 1 and 2 – as well as a Level 3 Lead Trainer for 21 Stages of Meditation. She has a KRI-acknowledged specialty in Mantra and Naad Yoga, and has continued to learn, perform, and teach Gurbani kirtan for over 4 decades. Harbhajan Kaur enjoys sharing the priceless art and science of Kundalini Yoga & Meditation in all levels of Teacher Training; Gurbani Kirtan and “Finding Your Voice” – Voice Culture; as well as most topics involving the power and potential creativity of the word. Harbhajan Kaur will serve as Lead Trainer for this course.

Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Ph.D. is Director of Yoga Research for the Yoga Alliance and the Kundalini Research Institute, and an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.  He has conducted scientific yoga research since 2001 on yoga for insomnia, stress, anxiety disorders, and workplace and school settings and is a practitioner/instructor of Kundalini Yoga since 1973. He coordinates the annual Symposium on Yoga Research, is editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Yoga Therapy, medical editor of the Harvard report Introduction to Yoga, and chief editor of the medical textbook The Principles and Practice of Yoga in Health Care.