Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the sixteenth Power-woman, who we interviewed was Katja Ujcic, a Viniyoga Therapist from Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the fifteenth Power-woman, who we interviewed is Makiko Uno, a Viniyoga Teacher from Tokyo, Japan.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the fourteenth Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is Lynda Miers-Henneveld, a Viniyoga Therapist and Vedic Chant Teacher from Wellington, New Zealand.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the thirteenth Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is Sonia Nelson, one of the seniormost representatives of the Viniyoga tradition, a Viniyoga Therapist and Vedic Chant Trainer from Albuquerque, NM, USA.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the eleventh Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is Kate Holcombe a Viniyoga Teacher Trainer and Viniyoga Therapist from San Francisco, USA.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the eleventh Power-woman, who we interviewed is Janaki Srivatsa, a Viniyoga Teacher based in Mysuru, India.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the tenth Power-woman, who we interviewed is Sachiyo Munechika, a Viniyoga Therapist based in Tokyo, Japan.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the ninth Power-woman, who we interviewed is Anita Claney, a Viniyoga Therapist based in Tucson, Arizona.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the eighth Power-woman, who we interviewed is Evelyn Einhaeuser, a Viniyoga Therapist and Vedic Chant Teacher based in Sedona, Arizona.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the sixth Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is Ruth Diggins, a Viniyoga Therapist and Viniyoga Teacher Trainer from New Zealand.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the sixth Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is Ruth Diggins, a Viniyoga Therapist and Viniyoga Teacher Trainer from New Zealand.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the fifth Power-woman, who was interviewed was Katri Kaldaru, a Viniyoga Teacher Trainer and Viniyoga Therapist from Estonia.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the fourth Power-woman, who was interviewed was Sarah Ryan,, a Viniyoga Teacher Trainer and Viniyoga Therapist from the United Kingdom. She is one of the senior-most teachers of the tradition in the UK now.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of, but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the third Power-woman, who we will be interviewing is a Chandra Cuffaro, a Viniyoga Teacher Trainer from Italy. She is one of the senior-most teachers of the tradition. She has been a student of TKV Desikachar for over four decades!!!

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of, but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that our second Power-woman, who interviewed is a Grazia Suffriti, a Viniyoga Teacher Trainer and Viniyoga Therapist from Spain.

Women have always been central to Viniyoga and we are privileged to have strong and empowered Śakti-s, who are not only part of, but actually define our tradition.

We are thrilled to announce that the first woman we will be interviewing is a young Octogenarian, an Olympic runner, A Viniyoga Therapist and a Vedic Chant Teacher - our dear Janet Stevens, Sydney Australia.