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Katya (200 RYT, 500 E-RYT, YACEP) practices and shares yoga with others for the experience that *there are no others*. She has practiced with Eddie Stern, Kino McGregor, Tim Feldman, David Swenson, apprenticed with Alex Shatzberg, and graduated from Assist and Adjust School in Miami Life Center, as well as Ashtanga Yoga Primary Series Teacher Training with David Swenson. Katya is a dedicated student (800HR in progress) of Sri Guru Dharma Mitra, who inspires her to serve others on their yoga journey and help them discover the transformative power of yoga within themselves.

Andrea is known for her seamless weaving of dynamic and graceful asana movement with breath control, meditation, philosophy, chanting, sound journeys and lighthearted fun. She embodies the essence of yoga as a teacher, practitioner, and holistic coach for over 10 years. From training yoga teachers, to leading international retreats in Honduras, Mexico, Thailand and India, to teaching in US and Latin American festivals, she even teaches at the NYC Department of Health. Her relentless commitment to spreading yoga is given in gratitude to her teachers Sri Dharma Mittra and Prahlada ji. 

Dr. Jonathan Rosenthal is a neurologist in New York City. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree is Neural Science and his Doctor of Medicine degree both at NYU. He completed residency in neurology at NYU, Bellevue, and Manhattan VA, serving as chief resident, and a clinical fellowship in neurophysiology at Weill-Cornell School of Medicine and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He is an avid yoga student of Sri Dharma Mittra. Since 2014, he has been hosting events about neuroscience and yoga, and is working to expand his research programs to include yoga interventions.

Jeremy’s journey into yoga began through meditation. After countless hours of sitting in stillness, yoga emerged as a way to deepen his practice. This opened the door to exploring various yoga lineages, eventually leading him on a nearly year-long journey across the USA in search of something beyond the ordinary. His path found its true direction when he encountered Sri Dharma Mittra—it felt like coming home. Dedicating himself to the practice, Jeremy completed the Life of a Yogi 50HR, 200HR, 500HR and 800HR teacher training programs under Sri Dharma Mittra. 

Tony is a passionate yoga instructor who has been sharing his practice for almost a decade across diverse locations such as Bali, Guatemala, NYC, Portland, and Wisconsin. With an extensive teaching background totaling over 2000 hours, complemented by three 200HR yoga teacher trainings and a comprehensive 300HR teacher training, Tony's classes are a fusion of expertise and inspiration bound to leave a lasting impact on your practice.

Jackie has been practicing yoga for over fifteen years, maintaining a daily Ashtanga yoga practice since 2013. She received her 200HR teaching certification in 2014 and has taught in studios, schools, and libraries. Her teaching is rooted in making the practice accessible and meaningful for all. She completed a Primary Series intensive in 2018 at Ashtanga Yoga Center in Encinitas, CA. Before moving back north, she assisted in the Mysore room at Flow Yoga Center in DC. She is forever grateful to her teachers: Jen Renè, Tim Miller, and Christine Hoar.

As a lifelong dancer and a special education teacher for children with special needs for the past 20 years, Lydia continuously gravitates toward the study of movement, both of body and mind to find equanimity and harmony. In 2011, Lydia completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training and Restorative yoga training at OM Yoga Center under the mentorship of Cyndi Lee, Frank Mauro and Joe Miller. In 2017, She completed 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training with Flannary Foster and studied Ashtanga Mysore with Amy Priya in Brooklyn, New York. In 2019 Lydia studied with Juliana Mitchell and received her prenatal yoga teacher certification at Sacred Sound Yoga. She remains ever grateful for all her teachers’ compassion, knowledge and love. 

Jen is a scientist, humanitarian, yoga practitioner and teacher. Jen approaches yoga much like an experiment, and encourages everyone to investigate the potential of their mind-body-spirit connection. She values autonomy over authority and strives to empower individuals to develop a compassionate, intuitive and exploratory yoga practice. She is a co-founder of Yoga Commons in Fairfax, VA. Jen is a student above all else and is grateful for her teachers and mentors, namely Sri Dharma Mittra, David Kyle, and Nathania Stambouli, as well as all those of the Ashtanga and Dharma Yoga lineages, past and present. She has completed over 1200 hours of training and is a certified Dharma Yoga and Rocket Yoga Teacher.