Daya Nimai Das
Daya Nimai Das
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Founder of the Andean Yoga School | Musician | Community Leader
Daya Nimai Das is a devoted teacher, musician, and the founder of the Andean Yoga School, living in the Sacred Valley for over a decade. Known for sharing mantras, native songs, and folk medicine music from around the world, he brings depth and presence to every space he holds.
Daya has inspired many, has led 30+ yoga teacher trainings, graduated 200+ students, hosts weekly kirtan gatherings for over 8 years, and has organized festivals and community markets that bridge local traditions with global seekers. He’s also actively creating his own retreat center in the heart of the Andes.
His passion for yoga philosophy, sacred medicines, and the Andean Cosmovision shines through in the ceremonies, rituals, and ancient practices he shares. Many know him for his grounding words:
“Roll the shoulders, lift the chest, face soft, breath.”
A father, a visionary, and a servant of community, Daya lives by the wisdom:
“The only way out is through.”
Daya Nimai Das is a devoted teacher, musician, and the founder of the Andean Yoga School, living in the Sacred Valley for over a decade. Known for sharing mantras, native songs, and folk medicine music from around the world, he brings depth and presence to every space he holds.
Daya has inspired many, has led 30+ yoga teacher trainings, graduated 200+ students, hosts weekly kirtan gatherings for over 8 years, and has organized festivals and community markets that bridge local traditions with global seekers. He’s also actively creating his own retreat center in the heart of the Andes.
His passion for yoga philosophy, sacred medicines, and the Andean Cosmovision shines through in the ceremonies, rituals, and ancient practices he shares. Many know him for his grounding words:
“Roll the shoulders, lift the chest, face soft, breath.”
A father, a visionary, and a servant of community, Daya lives by the wisdom:
“The only way out is through.”
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