international sacred immersion

Bram Sarot ·
Sacred Source

A Kundalini Yoga teacher training immersion in Rishikesh, the yoga capital of the world. From the origins of tradition to sacred experience.

October 7-20, 2026. Yog Niketan Ashram, Rishikesh, India. Living tradition, daily sadhana, sound, Gatka, sacred sites, and professional certification.

Bram Sarot means “Sacred Source”: the crown point, the tenth gate, the place where consciousness opens toward Infinity. The program leads to the source outside, through sacred land and living lineage, and to the source within, your own awareness.

Concept

A rare immersion into the living roots of Kundalini Yoga, created for teachers and dedicated practitioners who want more than technique.

Sacred immersion

What Bram Sarot opens

The training gives participants intimate contact with the sources of Kundalini Yoga teachings, the rhythm of yogic life, and the deeper meaning of being a teacher in the Aquarian age.

  • Living tradition guided by the Golden Chain
  • Bhakti, Guru Ram Das space, sound, and devotion
  • Professional development and inner renewal
  • Community, daily sadhana, and lifelong support
Rishikesh

Not a tour, a practice field

Rishikesh is approached as a place of study and transformation: Ganges mornings, ashram discipline, sacred sound, Sikh martial arts, and meetings with bearers of the lineage.

October 7-20, 2026

14 days / 13 nights. The immersion is offline in India.

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Experienced teachers

The main team combines long personal practice, teacher training experience, psychology, music, and direct study in India.

Alexey Vladovsky

Alexey Vladovsky
Prabhu Jap Singh

Kundalini Yoga teacher, Sikh practitioner, psychologist, and mentor. He has practiced for two decades, taught since 2009, lived in India, and helps students develop their own voice as teachers.

Alexey Merkulov

Alexey Merkulov
Meher Singh

Teacher with more than 25 years of experience, founder of the Russian Federation of Kundalini Yoga Teachers, author, public educator, and creator of social and rehabilitation programs.

Sacred Immersion | Rishikesh, India

Yog Niketan Ashram stands on a high bank of the Ganges, about 500 meters from Ram Jhula bridge, protected from the noise of the city.

The ashram has large practice halls, a library, a lotus pond, simple clean double rooms, and a calm atmosphere for spiritual work. The Ganges, morning air, and the rhythm of the place become part of the training.

The price includes the educational program, ashram accommodation, vegetarian meals, Delhi to Rishikesh return transfer on the appointed travel dates, and visits to two nearby sacred sites. Entrance tickets are not included.

DatesOctober 7-20, 2026
PlaceYog Niketan Ashram, Rishikesh
RoomsDouble occupancy, AC or non-AC
FoodFull vegetarian sattvic meals

Program

Each day combines practice, study, sound, movement, and direct contact with sacred places around Rishikesh.

Morning sadhana

Jap Ji Sahib, kriya, meditation, and practice before the day begins.

Rare kriyas

Intensive Kundalini Yoga practices for body, intuition, integration, and the higher energy centers.

Gatka

Master classes in Sikh martial arts and Shastra Vidya as a discipline of attention and presence.

Naad

Shabad Guru, Gurbani, laya yoga, simran, rhythm, pronunciation, and sacred sound.

What makes this immersion unique

Participants live inside an authentic ashram environment and meet teachers who carry Sikh martial, musical, and yogic heritage. The program includes deep sound work, Gatka and Shastra Vidya, sacred site visits, and the lived rhythm of yogic discipline.

Living bearers of the lineage

In addition to the main teachers, the immersion features bright bearers of the tradition.

Satkirin Kaur Khalsa

Satkirin Kaur Khalsa

Master teacher, singer of Gurbani Kirtan, Naad Yoga specialist, and one of Yogi Bhajan’s closest students. Her work carries the Guru Ram Das Raj Yoga lineage and decades of sound practice.

Sant Subagh Singh

Sant Subagh Singh

Master of Gatka and Shastra Vidya. His teaching connects martial skill with Miri-Piri philosophy, attention, discipline, service, and self-mastery.

Raagi Sham Singh

Raagi Sham Singh

Musician and theologian devoted to Gurbani and Kirtan. He teaches through voice, tabla, scripture, and the living musical tradition of Punjab.

Clive Edward Phillips

Clive Edward Phillips
Raj Devinder Singh

Kundalini Yoga teacher and translator. He has lived in Russia and India, trained in Rishikesh, and supports events in Russian and English.

Daily rhythm

The schedule may shift slightly with the living circumstances of the immersion.

04:00Ishnaan, bathing in the Ganges
04:30-07:00Morning sadhana: Jap Ji Sahib, kriya, meditation
07:00-09:00Breakfast and rest
09:00-11:00First session: theory, meditation, kirtan
13:30-15:00Lunch, rest, free time, walks, reading
15:00-16:30Gatka and physical practices
16:30-18:30Sound work, Naad, mantras
19:00-20:00Light dinner
20:00-21:30Satsang, discussion, Q&A, group meditation
22:00Lights out

What you receive

This immersion is designed to give practical support, professional clarity, and a direct experience of authentic ashram life.

Inner support

Stability independent of external circumstances.

Clarity

A clear understanding of the main aspects of Kundalini Yoga.

Health and endurance

A stronger body, focused mind, and faster inner transformation.

Self-regulation

Ways to manage stress, restore energy, and neutralize emotional charge.

Share with others

Readiness to teach and transmit sacred knowledge responsibly.

Certification

A Bram Sarot certificate endorsed by the Russian Federation of Kundalini Yoga Teachers.

Sacred Immersion,
Rishikesh 2026

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