Yoga Sangha
The Yoga Sangha at BYK is an online community of seekers who come together to study, practice and live the teachings of yoga with sincerity and mutual support. Rooted in shared intention, the sangha offers a safe space for learning traditional wisdom, deepening personal sadhana and cultivating clarity, compassion and inner steadiness. Through the readings from various spiritual traditions and collective practice, reflection, discussion and guidance, the community is a steady anchor for growth and guidance for every Sadhak.

“Cultivate Sat-sangha, to keep Dur-Sangha away.”
– Sri M
Registration Open
How to join?
To attend a practice class, you’ll need to purchase a Class Pass. It gives you access to any session, any time, within the validity period.
What You’ll Learn
- A nurturing yoga community that supports and grows together.
- Expert facilitation by experienced yoga practitioners.
- Read and learn together from shortlisted books.
- An ideal companion to swadhyaya (self-study) and sadhana (spiritual practice).
Who are Eligible
The program is open to anyone interested in exploring different schools of yogic thought. Those with a desire to deepen their spiritual practice will find Yoga Sangha particularly beneficial.
Books of 2026
| Month | Book | Author |
|---|---|---|
| January | Tattva Bodha | Adi Shankaracharya |
| February | Narada Bhakti Sutras | Swami Chinmayananda |
| March | Tantra, Nada and Kriya Yoga | Swami Sivananda |
| April | Hanuman | Vanamali |
| May | Yoga Upanishad – Amrita Bindu & Hum Sau Upanishad | Traditional |
| June | Yoga Vashishta – A Selection of Verses | Swami Bhaskarananda |
| July | Teachings of the Holy Mother | Sri Sarada Devi |
| August | Jnaneshwari | Sant Gyaneshwar |
| September | 40 Verses | Ramana Maharishi |
| October | Into the Heart of Life | Tenzin Palmo |
| November | Kenopanishad | Sri M |
| December | Miracle of Mindfulness | Thich Nhat Hanh |
Meet Instructors

Chitra Ganesh
Chitra Ganesh is the Academic Lead at BYK. A yoga exponent and practitioner for more than a decade, she is known for her heartfelt approach and ability to help students experience balanced living through traditional yogic practices. With a deep belief that yoga is a complete way of life, she blends practice and philosophy into her sessions, sharing her experiences, making Yoga meaningful and accessible to all age groups.
Currently deepening her Mantra sadhana and pursuing studies in Naturopathy, she remains a dedicated lifelong learner on the path. At BYK, she contributes not only through her classes but also through her strong planning and organizational abilities, by curating new programs, designing curriculum and courses to support the community’s larger vision. She also supports and guides the teachers at BYK on things relevant to their journey or the courses they handle.
Outside her practice, she finds joy in travelling, cooking, going on nature treks, singing and listening to old Hindi songs and reading—each reflecting her warm and expressive personality. For Chitra, yoga is the golden thread that weaves through the fabric of life, echoing Sri M’s teachings on finding balance and moderation.
