Ms. Avya Gupta
Ms. Avya Gupta
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Greetings
My name is AVYA GUPTA,
YOGA INSTRUCTOR, ADVOCATE, REIKI HEALER LEVEL 4.
From a quite young age I had witnessed yoga as a part of daily life as both my mother and father have been and are yoga practitioners. My father, who has attained great high levels of spiritual growth, has been my first guru who showed me towards the path of yoga.
Yoga for me is a way of life.
It has taught me to be gentle yet firm, detached yet an empathiser.
After discovering the spiritual side within, meditation became a natural practice in my life.
Delving further into the study and exercise of yoga, it became much clear that yoga is so much beyond the asanas.
The asanas and pranayam have brought in balance, calmness and positivity.
It has taught me to be grateful and has brought me closer to the beauty of nature.
After experiencing all of the above it was even more clear that I have to learn and apply this in a deeper manner, so I did my teacher’s training courses and decided to become a yoga teacher at the age of 19.
I also passed the bar examination and became a practicing advocate in Rajasthan High Court.
Since then, both yoga and law have been embedded in my life.
My name is AVYA GUPTA,
YOGA INSTRUCTOR, ADVOCATE, REIKI HEALER LEVEL 4.
From a quite young age I had witnessed yoga as a part of daily life as both my mother and father have been and are yoga practitioners. My father, who has attained great high levels of spiritual growth, has been my first guru who showed me towards the path of yoga.
Yoga for me is a way of life.
It has taught me to be gentle yet firm, detached yet an empathiser.
After discovering the spiritual side within, meditation became a natural practice in my life.
Delving further into the study and exercise of yoga, it became much clear that yoga is so much beyond the asanas.
The asanas and pranayam have brought in balance, calmness and positivity.
It has taught me to be grateful and has brought me closer to the beauty of nature.
After experiencing all of the above it was even more clear that I have to learn and apply this in a deeper manner, so I did my teacher’s training courses and decided to become a yoga teacher at the age of 19.
I also passed the bar examination and became a practicing advocate in Rajasthan High Court.
Since then, both yoga and law have been embedded in my life.
