3 Reasons Why You Should Head To The Sattva Summit In India This November

By Lexi Faith

The Sattva Summit is a boutique conscious yoga festival with some of the most influential spiritual teachers of our time, all in one place. For an opportunity to dive into the practices of kundalini yoga, sattva yoga, meditation, and conscious talks on spirituality, this is the place to do it. Not only is it educational, but the personal transformation that occurs during these seven days is uncanny. The Sattva Summit is unlike any other yoga festival in that it offers the yogic teachings straight from the source in the Himalayas outside of Rishikesh, the home of yoga.

Top 3 Reasons to Head to the Summit:

• Personal Transformation
  Are you ready to completely change your life? The teachings of Sattva Yoga, taught by Anand Mehrotra, and Kundalini Yoga, taught by Gurumukh, Gurushabd, Kia Miller and Tommy Rosen, along with the teachings of renowned teachers from all over the world come together to share their wisdom. These practices are transformative as they bring that which is unconscious within us to consciousness, and expand our minds to new frontiers.

• The Homeland of Yoga
  Rishikesh is an incredibly healing city on the banks of the Ganga, in the foothills of the Himalayas. The area itself is filled with the countless prayers of thousands of yogis over thousands of years, making it a healing area of itself. Enjoy the teachings of yoga, in the homeland of yoga, and head straight to the root within yourself.

• Conscious Community
  There are several conscious communities around the world, but how many actually work like a sangha? A sangha is a spiritual community in which all of the students are more akin to siblings on the spiritual path. The community created here at Sattva is committed to evolution, and it shows in the sangha here. Being a part of a community that is equally committed to the path of evolution teaches us about the integration of yoga beyond the asana and into our daily lives.

Do you need any more reasons to be a part of such an incredible community of yogis? If committing to a yoga teacher training at Sattva Yoga Academy isn’t quite in the books yet, or you are simply looking to deepen your yoga practice at the birthplace of yoga, look no further and come join the fun this November at the Sattva Summit!

To learn more about the Sattva Summit visit: sattvasummit.com. And if you want to join SF Yoga, we are taking to group to the Sattva Summit for our second year, details here.

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For those who are interested in learning more about Sattva Yoga, Sattva Yoga teachers can be found around the world:

Sattva Yoga in Asia:

• Anand Mehrotra, Sattva Yoga Academy - Rishikesh, India

• Lexi Faith - Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Sattva Yoga in Europe:

• Carina Jacobson - Sweden

• Caleb Jude Packman - London, England

• Valentina Limetti - Lecce, Italy

• Paul Selvey - London, England

• Beth Payton - Manchester, England

• Denis Dochioiu - Piolesti, Romania

• Roxy Bryant - London, England

• Monja Svec - Novi Sad, Serbia

• Ela Mare - Geneva, Switzerland

Sattva Yoga in North America:

• Chad Woodford - San Francisco, CA

• Deidre Norman - San Francisco, CA + Jackson, WY

• Cathy Connors - Sacramento, CA (Owns a Sattva Yoga Studio)

• Corrin Vecchitto - Hawaii

• Adam Schomer - Santa Monica, CA

• Jennifer Goodman - Chicago, IL

• Somah Devi Ma - Castle Rock + Denver, Colorado

• Erika Guerra-Todd - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

• Alissa Guterman - Greenville, South Carolina

Sattva Yoga In Canada

•  Jma Yogi - Toronto, Canada

• Katerina Alexapoulos - Toronto, Canada

• Nicole Guzzo -  Vancouver, Canada

Sattva Yoga in the Middle East

• Eli Kagan - Jeruselem and Tel Aviv, Israel

Sattva Yoga in Australia

•  Ri Tika - Mullumbimby, Australia

• Beth Prakiti Esser - Kiah, NSW, Australia