Namaste

Savira Gupta

Rooted in the Arya Samaj tradition and shaped by a life lived across Malaysia, India, France, the UK, and the West, my teaching reflects a global perspective anchored in deep tradition. I teach Hatha and Yin yoga integrated with philosophy—offering not just movement practices, but spaces for reflection, inquiry, and inner listening.

My personal practice is grounded in Vedanta, especially its threefold approach: śravaṇa (listening), manana (critical reflection), and nididhyāsana (embodied integration). I see Vedanta as the map—and the subtle body as the terrain that reveals how energy moves, how awareness shifts, and how transformation takes root. Together, they form a living, evolving yoga.

With years of experience of leading teacher trainings internationally, I now focus on creating learning spaces that value openness, curiosity, and depth—where students are invited to think critically, feel deeply, and engage with yoga beyond the surface. I remain a lifelong student, always drawn to the source texts and the silent wisdom they continue to offer.

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An article of mine Yoga Is Not Political was published by Yoga Journal. This took a year to write and to be published. You can read the full article by clicking the button below.