Yogi Jwala Sir

As they say in some schools of Hindu philosophy, the karma of previous births influences one's life in their current birth. Yogi Jwala Sir has been practicing yoga for as long as he can remember, perhaps even in past lives.Born near the sacred Vidhyachal Parvat where Maa Ganga flows, yoga isn't just an activity; it's a cherished family tradition for him.

Guided by his father's footsteps, who was a devout yogi in the lineage of Patanjali, Yogi Jwala began teaching yoga after completing his schooling at Swami Ramdev Gurukul. He has dedicated 15 years to sharing his knowledge with more than half a million people. Yogi Jwala Sir has been with Yogkulam since the beginning. Plus, he's a pretty important person as the leader of Patanjali Yuva Bharat. He's like the main candle that has lit up many other candles in yoga and philosophy. He's trained thousands of yogis who are now doing great work in yoga.

Amrita Gupta

A science graduate, Amrita Gupta's passion lay in fashion designing since her childhood. However, fate had a different plan for her. During her college days, she attended NCC camps where she was introduced to yoga. Initially, yoga wasn't her thing, but something changed within her during those yoga sessions. She began to see its value and felt a deep connection to it. Realizing that yoga was meant for her, Amrita made a life-changing decision to pursue it as a full-time career. Today, Amrita Gupta is a dedicated Yoga Teacher at Yogkulam, inspiring countless individuals with her knowledge and passion for yoga.

Vikas Singh Rajput

Yoga has been a consistent presence throughout Vikas sir's life journey. Professionally, he holds a B.com degree, while excelling passionately as a cricket player. His journey began in Kolkata, India. As with any game, upgrading to higher levels demands a certain mental fortitude and a never-give-up attitude, which led him to explore other sports like martial arts & meditation.
His cricketing career came to an unfortunate halt due to multiple injuries he suffered. But, as they say, when one path closes, another reveals itself. Vikas Sir soon connected the dots of his new journey. It was something that had always been within him – Yoga, his inner sanctuary. Not only did he heal his injuries through meditation, but he also discovered his passion for self-inquiry. His exploration of yoga & meditation opened the door to a new career as a yoga teacher.
Today, Vikas Sir is helping other students, revealing the magic of Yoga and Meditation, and what they can do for someone. These practices not only heal but also help in understanding the essence of yoga, which is experiencing oneness.