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Satmukh’s connection with China started in 2006 when he came to Shanghai to learn Chinese! As a certified Ashtanga yoga (attested by Yoga Alliance) and Kundalini yoga teacher (attested by the Kundalini Research Institute ), he started to teach regular classes in Kunming (Yunnan) and then moved to Dali to create Yoga-Gaia, which aims at promoting Kundalini yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan in China.

Satmukh travels regularly between Europe and China to propose various Kundalini yoga workshops (Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou,…) and also organize and teach in Kundalini yoga teacher training (France, Austria, China).

Under Slow-Motion, Satmukh designs and develops creative Kundalini Yoga programs as Yogatiltude and Yogattitude to bring participants from different backgrounds and cultures into an individual transformative process within a group.

A Pauri of the Japji Sahib illustrates his motivation and inspiration to teach around the world and especially around China:

Ai panthi sagal jamati man jitai jag jit.
Make the all humanity your spiritual family; conquer your own mind, and you will conquer the world.

Param Sangat Singh, Matthieu

Param Sangat Singh has been living in Dali from 2007. After a long pilgrimage on the path of Alexandra David Néel's itinerary through Europe and Asia, he ended up in Dali where he started to work as a trekking guide for Amiwa.

In Dali, Param Sangat discovered Kundalini Yoga through Satmukh Singh and instantly felt a call to deepen this practice. While taking a workshop at the Kundalini Yoga Asia's Festival in Bangkok and after giving just a few classes, he decided to engage in the teacher training. He did it with the Amrit Nam Sarovar school in 2010 in the French Alps and experienced there a vibration echoing deeply in his soul.

Ever since, he committed to make the teachings alive through several activities: he gives regular yoga classes in Xiao Yao Guan studio in Dali, participates in Yogaltitude programs, and gives Kundalini yoga classes in yoga trek programs with Amiwa-trek.

Among other quotes from Yogi Bhajan, Param Sangat is particularly inspired by the 5 aquarian sutras :

Recognize that the other person is you.
There is a way through every block.
When the time is on you, start, and the pressure will be off.
Understand through compassion or you will misunderstand the times.
Vibrate the Cosmos, the Cosmos shall clear the path.

Fenghua

Jean-Yves

Satmukh Singh