Training Team
Tarn Taran Singh
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Mahanraj KaurLead Trainer & Course Coordinator Australia
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Jana MaticProfessional Trainer
Jana was born and raised in Zenica, a town 1 hour from Sarajevo, a city from the former Yugoslavia. Growing up her grandmother provided a constant rich spiritual presence and an experience of nature’s ability to heal. Jana eventually migrated to Australia with her family in 1995 after living through the Bosnian war.
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Devpreet Kaur
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Devpreet is a Professional teacher, trainer, and has been sharing the teachings of Kundalini Yoga for over twelve years. She is the founding member and Director of Kundalini Yoga Collective, the first not for profit Kundalini Association, the Director of the Kundalini Yoga Festival Australia/ Australasia, the Collective Healing Centre, an artist at heart with a soul of a philosopher. Her passion is to share the teachings, which have shaped and changed her life so much. She believes this technology of Kundalini Yoga can uplift and support so many lives. She is dedicated to the teachings to find peace within. To support her journey as a trainer she’s studied Tantric Numerology, Sat Nam Rasayan and is a Gestalt Therapist. Her professional sporting history, (she represented Australia as a Matilda footballer in her twenties) and its this focus and deep connection to the body as a healing tool which comes through in her classes and private sessions. She also enjoys teaching kids and is a credited SunChild teacher. Her classes are strong, supportive and nurturing. She loves to challenge you to help you find your grace, so you can live in your Sat Nam – live in your truth. |
Brenda Rosenfeld (Deg Satya)
Brenda is a highly qualified naturopath, clinical nutritionist, medical herbalist, mentor and lecturer with more than 20 years of clinical experience. She was an Intensive Care registered nurse for 10 years and brings her combination of medical system training and complementary therapies training to her practice, bridging the divide between orthodox medicine and naturopathy. She focuses on the body-mind-emotional connection and the way our body reflects everything that we think and feel. Brenda understands that our bodies want to be as well as possible and can be incredible in their ability to regulate and repair themselves. From the time of her first Kundalini Yoga class, a great and enduring love was born. She cannot imagine her life without Kundalini Yoga. Her original idea behind doing the Level 1 Teacher Training was to just dive deeper into the teachings of Kundalini Yoga for her own learning. It didn’t take long for her to realise that she “had to teach it”, especially after experiencing the support it gave her as she recovered from an injury. “Our world needs Kundalini Yoga (and Naturopathy). I believe Kundalini Yoga (and Naturopathy) can make an incredible difference to the health and wellbeing of our world and all populations. By shining our own individual light, by being kind, respectful and compassionate to ourselves, we can be that to others and we can lead by example. We’ll no longer need to be judgemental if we can learn to not judge ourselves, that we will no longer need to be unkind or disrespectful as we will learn that it starts with us first being kind and respectful to ourselves. Our bodies are the messenger and what we are experiencing is our body’s way of trying to get our attention. It is about learning to go within and learn about ourselves. It is about truly owning that we are human and that we are always doing the best we can based on what we know about ourselves, our perceptions and our conditioning in each moment. The science and technology of Kundalini Yoga gives us so many of the tools we need to develop the most important relationship we will ever have – the one with ourselves.” After some time consolidating her learning from Level 1 Teacher Training, she is excited to embark on Level 2 in 2024. Away from her Kundalini Yoga practice and Naturopathic clinic, she loves to dance, be at or in the ocean, walk the beautiful Coogee to Bondi track or other wonderful walking trail, enjoy an adventure and loves playing board games. |
"Ananda Devi came to Kundalini Yoga via a Universal intervention.
As a result of seeking an experience to deepen her existing physical practice with greater spiritual philosophy, she embarked on Kundalini Yoga teacher training not understanding the practice at all. She lived her childhood in far North QLD, a lifestyle deeply embedded in fundamental Christian faith. Ananda Devi’s early life was structured for living in quiet reflection, with time prioritised for communion & community, and in hindsight, she is grateful to have experienced that devotional living. At the time though, her passion for a little more activity and open horizons saw her studying Engineering in Sydney on scholarship. And activity & open horizons she experienced! Kundalini Yoga has offered a practice for self-knowledge & self-realisation, energy alignment & transformation. It’s an ongoing evolving experience that will keep illuminating, clarifying and resourcing the essence of her BE-ing. Ananda Devi seeks to live life with sensitivity, listening & imbued with Love, and with that, is still following the divine breadcrumbs of Universal Intervention. Coming together in Service to All is something that sparks joy in Ananda Devi & it was a deep honour and pleasure for her to support the budding and blooming of the first three Kundalini Yoga Festivals in Australia. Ananda Devi initially studied with Guru Dass and Sat Siri in Brunswick Heads, Australia in 2010, and continued her exploration of Kundalini Yoga with Guru Jivan, Sat Sabat, Sat Mukh and is presently studying with Tarn Taran Singh & Mahanraj.” |
