An Invitation to

return to your breath

return to your body

return to stillness

connect with your highest self

Namaste & Welcome!

I am Sumedha, and I am grateful you are here.

Nada Shakti Yog emerged from years of inner exploration, personal healing, contemplative practice, and a sincere curiosity about meditation, sound, breath, awareness, and inner transformation. My journey has been shaped by both traditional Himalayan teachings and contemporary integral approaches to yoga and conscious living. Over time, these practices gradually came together through my own lived experience in a way that felt organic, grounded, and deeply meaningful.

The offerings I share are a gentle blend of movement, breathwork, awareness, sound, meditation, and stillness — practices that have evolved naturally through years of personal exploration and practice.

At the heart of Nada Shakti Yog is the aspiration to reconnect with our inner light — the Shakti already present within us — the quiet yet powerful life force that guides us toward greater awareness, healing, harmony, and the unfolding of our fullest potential.

Not to become something new, but to reconnect with the wholeness, wisdom, and higher intelligence already within you.

When we slow down enough to truly listen, life begins to unfold with softness, clarity, and the lightness of simply being

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Ancient tools for
living fully

Himalayan practices of breath, movement, sound, mantra and stillness — taught with integrity, offered with warmth. No experience needed. No special belief required.

My Approach

Energy Awakening practices rooted in Himalayan Traditions:

It is not about forcing energy or seeking intense experiences. It is about grounding, awareness and allowing things to unfold naturally.

These practices work directly with the body's own intelligence. Breath regulates the nervous system. Movement opens what has been held closed for years. Sound reaches places that thought cannot. Mantra is not belief — it is vibration. Meditation is not emptiness — it is the courage to rest in what is already here.

Practice not performance

I teach using a puzzle-piece approach — each session adds a building block. Transformation is not forced or a performance, it unfolds gently, each practice becomes a small step inward. Each session offers a piece of puzzle, helping us to reconnect with ourselves more deeply to experience clarity, grounding, expansion and lightness of being

An invitation towards

Release Deep Rest Clarity Grounding Transformation

Vitality Inner Quiet Healing Joy Connection Expansion


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A woman taking a selfie outdoors, holding a bunch of white flowers, with green foliage and a body of water in the background.

The Practice

Rooted in Himalayan Tradition

Breath

Pranayama – The Art of Life Force

The breath is the bridge between body, mind, and spirit. Through ancient breathing practices, we cultivate the flow of prana, quiet the mind, and reconnect with the subtle currents of life moving within us.

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A woman practicing yoga on a red mat in a living room, with one arm raised and she is balancing on one leg, looking upward. The room has framed pictures on the wall and a couch with cushions and a rug on the floor.

Sacred Movement

Asana

A moving meditation that awakens the body's innate wisdom. Through mindful postures and flowing sequences, we release what no longer serves and create space for energy, vitality, and presence to emerge.

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Mantra

Sacred Vibration

Ancient syllables whose power lies in their resonance within the body — not belief, but vibration. Used for focus, clearing, and awakening.

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Meditation

Dhyana – Inner Stillness

A gentle return to the silence within. In meditation, we step beyond movement, breath, and sound, and rest in pure awareness — spacious, quiet, and whole.

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A woman playing a drum by a waterfall in a rocky, natural setting.

Mudras

Sacred Gestures of Awareness

Mudras are symbolic hand positions and energetic seals that communicate beyond words. These ancient gestures help focus consciousness, harmonize energy, and open pathways to deeper meditation, intuition, and inner stillness.

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A collage of two images showing women enjoying moments by a river at night, with Nepalese script written across the top.

Bandhas

Bandhas – The Sacred Locks

Subtle internal locks used to guide and refine the flow of prana through the body's energetic pathways. Integrated with breath and awareness, they support vitality, concentration, and the awakening of deeper potential.

This is not a technique to achieve something, but a space to return to what is already here.

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The Journey

I was born and raised in India. I left my parents’ home young, drawn outward in search of freedom- to explore myself through movement, newness, and the intoxication of the unknown. Over the last two decades, I have travelled, and lived across diverse cultures, countries and ways of living.

But, slowly through practice, silence and inner inquiry, came the realization that freedom does not live in movement or experience alone. All the encounters, landscapes, the beautiful stimulation of a life lived outward were not the answer- They were the long and necessary path towards the answer. Which was always within. The freedom I had crossed the world to find was waiting quietly inside, beneath everything I had layered over it.

Time in the Himalayas- with teachers, contemplative practices, silence and deep listening- slowly shifted something. The Himalayas held a quite yet transformative space for me to unravel old layers, and shed what no longer served me. As the ash slowly cleared, hidden embers beneath began to glow again- reigniting the sacred fire within that had always been there beneath the noise.

I am also a Baker, trained in New York and London. Working with dough taught me the same things that practice taught me. Patience, attention. The miracle of transforming through the simplest of ingredients- flour, water, warmth, time.

In my sessions, you will sometimes encounter both worlds. It will be heart warming and soulful to spend time together…..

What I offer is not separate from what I have lived…

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Embodied Sound & Energy Sadhana rooted in the Himalayan Traditions

Kundalini-Informed Practices:

Movement · Breath · Sound & Mantra · Mudra & Bandha · Meditation ·

Guiding you to expand into your inner Light