Maa Haripriya
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Maa Haripriya's path to Samadhi Yoga Ashram started far from India. She was born in the UK to an Indian family, and later moved to India to study yoga deeply, training for years before qualifying as a Kundalini Yoga teacher.
What makes her classes stand out is how she brings different practices together. Kundalini yoga is the base of her teaching, but she also brings in Sound Healing, Cacao Rituals, and Reiki, using them to support the Kundalini work rather than as separate activities. In one class, you might move through breath and movement, then later relax to the sound of a singing bowl.
This comes from more than 10 years of study across Kundalini, Tantra and Pranayama. She treats Kundalini not as one fixed method, but as an energy practice that can be supported with sound, touch, and ritual, depending on what a student needs on a given day.
Her classes tend to feel warm and personal, more like being guided than simply instructed. Her years abroad and her years of study in India both come through in the way she teaches. She moves easily between different traditions without losing sight of what matters most: helping each student reconnect with their own energy, with real care and skill.
What makes her classes stand out is how she brings different practices together. Kundalini yoga is the base of her teaching, but she also brings in Sound Healing, Cacao Rituals, and Reiki, using them to support the Kundalini work rather than as separate activities. In one class, you might move through breath and movement, then later relax to the sound of a singing bowl.
This comes from more than 10 years of study across Kundalini, Tantra and Pranayama. She treats Kundalini not as one fixed method, but as an energy practice that can be supported with sound, touch, and ritual, depending on what a student needs on a given day.
Her classes tend to feel warm and personal, more like being guided than simply instructed. Her years abroad and her years of study in India both come through in the way she teaches. She moves easily between different traditions without losing sight of what matters most: helping each student reconnect with their own energy, with real care and skill.
