Whether you are a seasoned Kundalini Yogi or have never taken a Kundalini class, Seva Simran invites you to see what Kundalini Yoga has to offer you. His classes emphasize empowerment and growth to break unwanted habits, strengthen the intuition, move past hidden limitations and come into a deeper relationship with meditative subtle, sensitivity and awareness. It is also sometimes called the Adi mantra. It can also be viewed as meaning, bow to the teacher within. Guru Dev Namo gives us the experience of the wisest seaman and their charts, to guide us to the many ports we are to serve and experience. If the limited individual ego in which we normally live is a small pond, then Ong Namo releases us into a vast and endless ocean. This mantra means I bow, or salutations to the divine teacher. Guru Dev Namo calls on the subtle wisdom that guides you.

Seva Simran has been teaching Kundalini Yoga for over 15 years since 2004 after receiving certification at Yoga West in Los Angeles and has been working in teacher trainings since 2009. Ong namo guru dev namo (Sanskrit: ) is an important mantra used often in Kundalini yoga. He has also been studying healing via bodywork, nutrition, cleansing, Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture since 2005. He immersed himself in the ancient teachings, studying closely with numerous renowned Kundalini teachers and enjoying the benefits of a strong yogic and meditative discipline. Seva Simran’s introduction to the practice of wellness began with Kundalini Yoga, through which his experiences were profound and life-changing. He combines acupuncture, massage herbology, nutrition, yoga and meditation into a integrated approach to doing his part to make the world a better place. Seva Simran Khalsa, LAc., is a San Francisco based Kundalini Yoga Teacher, Integrative Healer and Wellness Consultant.

Kundalini mantra ong namo guru dev namo