Miri Piri Academy - UK Kundalini Yoga Teachers Association

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I have found that inside there is nothing but One
God and Its light which keeps me alive. It is the
breath of life which is most valuable, and it is the
spirit which brings the breath of life.
Yogi Bhajan
At Miri Piri Academy, spiritual education and practice are a fundamental part of the daily life of the students. Based
upon the teachings of the Siri Singh Sahib Yogi Bhajan, our curriculum integrates the practice of Kundalini Yoga and
the Sikh lifestyle. Regular spiritual education and practice includes:
Bana
Seva
• Morning Sadhana
• Recitation of Banis
• Kundalini Yoga Classes
• Weekly trips to the Golden Temple
• Gurbani Kirtan
Bana is the traditional Sikh attire, and our school uniform adopts this technology to enhance each
student’s presence and projection. While at Miri Piri Academy, students live the Yogic lifestyle,
keeping their hair uncut and tied in a turban to enhance their mental focus and energy.
Seva, or selfless service, is a cornerstone of spiritual development. At Miri Piri Academy students
develop compassion and humility through regular participation in seva projects.
Some examples are:
Special Programs and Intensives
Throughout the year students participate in intensive programs that give them the
opportunity to learn and to challenge themselves. A highlight for our students, these
programs keep the spirit of the school elevated throughout the year. They include:
• Hemkunt Sahib Yatra
• Monthly Gatka Intensive
• Goindwal Yatra
• Intensive Humanology Program
• Gurmat Studies
• Teachings of Yogi Bhajan
• Gatka Training
• Sat Nam Rasayan Training
• Serving and reading to children at local orphanages
• Doing Parkarma Seva and hosting visitors to the Golden Temple
• Teaching Kundalini Yoga and Gatka at local schools and youth camps
• 40 Day Intensive Meditation Practice
• 40 Day Parkarma Seva at the Golden Temple
• 11,000 Repetitions of the 'Re Man' Shabad
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