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Become a Sadhaka.
One membership. A complete practice — body, breath, scripture and stillness.
A sadhaka is one who practises — steadily, sincerely, every day. This single membership brings together everything BYK offers for a living sadhana: live yoga classes, Pranayama & Yoga Nidra, a wisdom study circle, and meditation with the rhythm of the moon.
Why one membership
A practice is one river, not four streams
Asana steadies the body. The breath gathers the mind. Yogic rest restores it. Scripture lights the path. Chanting and meditation bring stillness. These were never meant to be bought as separate courses — they are one practice, supporting each other. As a Sadhaka member, you receive all of it, at whatever level you practise, for a single membership.
“Asanas and pranayama help to bring changes in you so that not only you are physically healthy, but also your mind becomes calm.” ~Sri M
What’s included
Four practices, one path
Each has its own dedicated page with the full detail. Here’s the shape of what you’ll practise.
Sadhaka Membership Registration
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Why practise here
Depth you can feel
A living lineage
An initiative of The Satsang Foundation, founded under Sri M — a Padma Bhushan recipient and a realised master in the Nath tradition. A school with a living lineage, not a programme assembled for the market.
Teachers who teach
Every teacher is trained and guided to align the class with the traditional teachings of yoga and Nath sampradaya.
Tradition without gimmick
Sequences aligned with Nath Sampradaya texts and encased in the philosophy of the Yogasutras of Patanjali. Tradition made accessible to the modern world.
A true sangha
You practise at the same hour as others, study the same texts, and sit in meditation on the same lunar nights. The community that forms around a shared practice is itself part of the practice.
In their own word
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Membership questions
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