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Kundalini Yoga Teachers at Kundalini Yoga Cambodia
Sela started as a student in the Kundalini Yoga and Meditation classes at Aziza School. Enjoying the breathing and exercises he started teaching what he learned during leadership training weekends of the Aziza programme. Soon he became assistant and translator in the classes at Aziza school. Enabling him to teach the techniques correctly and to know to benefits and effect was the initial reason to start Basic-Teacher training. He has completed the international level 1 Teacher Training and is working on the advanced level 2 Teacher Training. Seila also gives Reiki healing. Sela now is the coordinator of the Kundalini Yoga Cambodia program and teaches at the Kundalini Yoga House. He is also involved in Angkor Yoga Studio teaching yoga in a different part of Phnom Penh. Ann Sorita Sorita joined the Kundalini Yoga Group in July 2007 and is a certified level 1 and level 2 Kundalini Yoga and Radiant Child Yoga teacher. She teaches public and private Kundalini Yoga and Meditation classes in Khmer and English at the Kundalini Yoga House, as well as pregnancy and post-natal yoga and kid's classes. She conducts and supports special trainings and outreach activities for vulnerable groups and communities. She is also trainer on the international level 1 Teacher Certification programme and one of the lead trainers for the Basic-Teacher training. She provides Reiki and art healing, counseling, and therapeutic classes to students with specific physical and mental problems. Sorita holds a master degree in psychology. For two years she was the coordinator of the Kundalini Yoga Cambodia programme.
Neary started to learn Kundalini Yoga at home and took an interest in teaching pregnancy yoga. She completed the Basic-Teacher Training and a Basic-Pregnancy Yoga class. First assisting in teaching classes, she enrolled in the level 1 Teacher Training course. She now teaches regular classes at the Kundalini Yoga House. Neary is involved in outreach activities teaching at Rabbit Schooll at "the Borei", a government institution for physically and mentally handicapped children. She also is part of the training team for Basic Teacher Training. Ret Sophal
the University of Health and Science. She became interested in yoga after experiencing it a few times. The moment she started this type of exercise, she found herself more flexible, peaceful and relaxed from the tension from her studies and everyday life challenges. She found that yoga is not just a series of poses which work on the body only but that it also works on the mind. Sophal has successfully completed the introductory course for sharing yoga and meditation in 2016. She became a yoga teacher at Kundalini Yoga Cambodia after that. She also reaches out giving part of her free time to share her yoga and meditation experience, providing yoga classes to the kids in a local community project, called Young Leader Centre. For Sophal, life is hard to balance without yoga.
Sao Somaly was born in Kampot province and now is living in Phnom Penh. She runs a small business which enables her to work at home.
the classes twice a week. After some time, she started to experience a lot of changes both mentally and physically. Yoga helped her to understand clearly about herself, creating a balance, improving the flexibility of her body and strengthening every muscles. Moreover, Yoga taught her to improve her breathing habit and to calm her mind. Most importantly, she learned to control her anger and eliminate things that are not good for her mental health. Also she used to have a lot of difficulties falling asleep, however through yoga breathing exercises and mediations she did overcome this struggle.
Meditation Introductory course to learn more about Yoga and Meditation and to be able to share Kundalini Yoga. Now she is become one of the active users and instructors of Kundalini Yoga.
Yoga to all the students including family, relatives and friends in her community. Finally, Kundalini Yoga has paved her a way that let her out from the darkness toward the brightness where she belongs.
Tonie Nooyens is a long time practitioner in different traditions of meditation, meditational yoga and healing. He is a certified Kundalini Yoga teacher and one of the lead trainers on the KRI Asia Teacher Training Program. He travels extensively throughout Asia. Starting together with Hanneke iin January 2007, Tonie has been facilitating the Kundalini Yoga and Meditation training program in Cambodia, supporting outreach activities for local communities and vulnerable groups in which yoga and meditation techniques are used for relief of stress and trauma, as well as for communication and personal capacity training. In addition to his support to Kundalini Yoga Cambodia, Tonie facilitates meditation and healing, classes for persons with special needs, individual counseling and life-skills coaching. Teachers at the Kundalini Yoga House since 2004 Tonie Nooyens Hanneke Meijers Ann Sorita Yan Vannac Visiting Teachers Sao Kanika Siri Mukta Kim Sovannara Joan Brookbank Chea Socheata Tien Nghia Nguyen Bill Savage Gilles Goepfert Georgie Treasure Mindy Jones Kyra Spargo Anna Glazkova Seng Seila Eng Mlis Sok Rothana Eleanor McCosker Anne Mari Voutilanen Jane Broecker Chey Sophea Bieng Pirong Anne Giroux (Pilatus) Ann "Hak" Sereyvathana Marie Jose Centeno Rachael Lowe Phon Neary Petra Moerchen Heang Longdy Anna Shekhovtsova Ret Sophal Soa Somaly Odette Bakker (Zumba)
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Hanneke was one of the founders of the Kundalini Yoga Cambodia programme together with Tonie, her husband. She was lead trainer and teacher of the core members of the Kundalini Yoga Cambodia team. She inspired the outreach, Reiki, and Art Healing activities. She passed away on 25 March 2010 after suffering a severe stroke. |
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