Since his childhood, Madan has been fascinated by yoga. His grandfather introduced him to yoga philosophy and healing techniques from a very young age. As his grandfather taught him, it was not his dream to become a yoga teacher, but rather apply these important lessons to his daily life. In the following years, Madan learned a lot about human values, how to live life in a way that it serves other people, and found great purpose in selfless service. This was a great part of his self-practice. He then decided to dedicate his entire life to yoga, completed his 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2014, has given numerous yoga classes and retreats in several parts both of India and Nepal, and continued to give service. 

Originally from Germany, Linda has been living in Nepal for about 5 years now. She also pursued her yoga education in Nepal. Her style of teaching asana is both restorative and dynamic - always making sure that her students feel comfortable at all times. Linda believes that yoga should be accessible for everybody and she aims to incorporate this approach in her classes. Linda also has a great interest for Yoga Anatomy as well as Kirtan.

Yoga has been integral part of Deepa's daily routine for the past few years. As a yogini from Pokhara, she loves spreading yoga to the local community by empowering women and sometimes giving yoga classes in local schools. She also has a great passion for yoga nidra, meditation and pranayama.  Besides teaching yoga, Deepa loves reading books about yoga philosophy.