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Thailand’s National Kundalini Yoga Teachers Association (NKYTAT) began not with a grand vision, but with a practical idea about Kundalini Yoga Thailand membership costs — and it grew into a community bound by shared Sadhana and mentorship. Founded around 2011, the association has quietly built one of IKYTA’s most enduring national chapters. Here’s how it started, what holds it together today, and how you can connect with it. How NKYTAT Began A Practical Idea from Tien IKYTA once sent an email to local teachers and trainers explaining that joining as a National Association was more affordable than paying individually. Tien,…

IKYTA history began quietly, at Solstice gatherings in the early 1990s, and grew into a global professional association for KRI-certified Kundalini Yoga teachers. This guide traces that path — from a grassroots newsletter to a worldwide teacher community — and shows how the same founding vision still shapes IKYTA today. If you teach Kundalini Yoga under KRI certification, this is the story of the home you belong to. The Grassroots Beginning (1992–1994) In 1992, Nam Kaur Khalsa began meeting with teachers from around the world at Solstices and the Kundalini Yoga Teachers Conference. She wanted to know one thing: what…

Ek Ong Kaar Kaur shares what Yogi Bhajan said about the Aquarian Age.

3HO IKYTA Teachers – we are randomly calling teachers to share our appreciation for all you do to serve and uplift through your teaching efforts. We are calling as a team during our weekly staff meetings on Wednesdays. You might be next!