Yoga That Breathes With You
Yoga has been my journey from architecting spaces to designing moments of stillness and transformation. I guide students and retreats with classical Hatha Yoga and Yoga Nidra, helping you reconnect with your body, breath, and inner rhythm.
I’m Shradhanka
I’m Shradhanka, a yoga teacher who believes the practice begins long before we step onto the mat. My approach is rooted in authenticity, curiosity, and meeting people exactly where they are. I don’t believe yoga is about performing poses or becoming someone else—it’s about coming home to yourself.
Whether I’m teaching, creating art, or simply observing the world around me, I’m drawn to practices that invite presence, simplicity, and genuine connection. My intention is to hold a space where you can slow down, breathe, explore, and discover your own rhythm—without pressure or pretence.
Yoga, for me, isn’t about perfection. It’s about being fully, honestly human.
My Core Values
Authenticity, presence, and compassion—creating space to reconnect with yourself, just as you are...
“Atha Yoga Anuśāsanam” | Yoga Sutra I.1
“Now, the teachings of yoga begin.”
Tadā draṣṭuḥ svarūpe ’vasthānam. | Yoga Sutra I.3
“Then the Seer abides in its own true nature.”
A little more about me:
I'm Shradhanka
RYT 500 & 1100+ HOURS TRAINING IN TRADITIONAL YOGA EDUCATION.
FORMER TEACHER AT TYI
Before yoga came into my life, it was life itself that became my teacher. I learned through loss, through being abandoned, through holding on when I wanted to break. My grandmother became my anchor, and when I lost her, I felt like I lost my ground too.
I threw myself into architecture. I thought if I could build strong walls outside, maybe I’d feel safe inside. But no matter what I created, I was still searching for a home within myself.
That’s when yoga found me. Not as a practice or a career, but as a lifeline. It peeled away the layers I had built for survival and reminded me of who I was before the world told me otherwise. It gave me innocence back, breath by breath.
Now, I carry both — the eye of an architect and the heart of a yogi. I’m not here to teach perfect poses. I’m here to share the path I walked, the one that taught me that healing is possible, and that the body, the mind, and the spaces we live in can all become sacred.
