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Teacher Level Three is a 1,000-day process. It is not a course in the conventional sense — there are no modules to complete in a set sequence, no new curriculum to absorb. The focus is on how the teachings are lived: through daily practice, service, community, and the ongoing...

Practitioner Level Two is a 300-hour program made up of five modules of 62 hours each. KRI recommends a minimum of two years to complete them. The modules can be taken in any order, and most teachers approach them gradually, choosing where to begin based on their own needs,...

Instructor Level One is the foundation of the KRI teacher training path. It is a 220-hour program open to anyone who wants to understand Kundalini Yoga more deeply and learn how to share it with others. The program includes 180 hours of classroom instruction and 40 hours of independent...

A KRI-certified Kundalini Yoga teacher has completed a recognized training process through the Kundalini Research Institute. This preparation includes direct experience with the practice, formal study of the teachings, and training in how to guide students with clarity, care, and responsibility. Certification introduces teachers to teaching methodology, yogic lifestyle,...

Supporting responsible teaching across the global community. What Professional Standards Are For Kundalini Yoga teacher standards exist to bring clarity — for teachers, students, studios, and organizations. They describe what responsible teaching looks like in practice: how teachers represent their training, how they communicate with students, how they stay...

IKYTA has partnered with beYogi, the official liability insurance provider for our community, to offer members access to professional coverage designed for yoga practitioners. As an IKYTA member, you receive $40 off a professional policy — bringing the annual cost to $139/year. Kundalini Yoga teachers work in many different...