Ishanga Teacher Training

The minimum prerequisite for any training is the completion of Inner Engineering, including initiation into Shambhavi Mahamudra Kriya. The specific prerequisites for each training may vary based on various criteria. The 21-day Ishanga Organizing Training, which serves as the initial step towards becoming an Ishanga, requires completion of Inner Engineering and Bhava Spandana programs. For further information, please contact ishangatraining@ishafoundation.org via email.

A certain part of the training can be done from your city of residence, but there are other components for which you will need to spend time in India at the Isha Yoga Center.

Yes, you do not have to give up your profession to apply for the training. The training demands time and focus, but as long as you can fulfill the commitments necessary to complete the process, you can apply regardless of your personal circumstances. Many Ishangas support their families while offering Yoga programs and volunteering in various capacities.

Individuals of any marital status are welcome to apply. However, it is important to note that a certain level of commitment in terms of time and discipline is required.

It is not mandatory to be a full-time volunteer to apply for Ishanga Teacher Training. Once your training is complete, your schedule can be tailored to match your time and travel constraints. There are several Ishangas helping from their cities amidst their professional and personal commitments.

No, there is no fee involved. This is a process for one to become an offering to the world, as a volunteer. Only your commitment and willingness are required.

Anyone above 15 years of age can apply. However, to conduct full-fledged programs, one needs to have a certain level of health and fitness. You will be provided with tools for your fitness and wellbeing during the training process. Other than the recommended level of fitness to go through the schedule, there is no other requirement. If there are any other specific concerns, they can be addressed on a case-by-case basis.