Where embodied practice enables systemic change.

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Wheter you are a spiritual seeker, change maker, care taker, activist looking for sustainable practices to nourish yourself, your communities, your relations and culture, Welcome Home!

I am Sangeeta, Yoga therapist, Facilitator, and healing practitioner working at the intersections of embodied practice, collective care, and cultural repair.

Committed to sharing and practicing yoga as a path to liberation. I have been on this journey for over two decades. Offering yogic wisdom to enable transformation, liberation for all. I am convinced the change we wish to see in the world starts within. And the transformation is not an intellectual process but one in the body.

As J. Krishnamurti said -Only when we realise, not intellectually but actually as we would recognise that we are hungry or in pain, that you and I are responsible for all the existing chaos, for all the misery throughout the entire world because we have contributed to it in our daily lives and are part of this monstrous society with its wars, divisions, its ugliness, brutality and greed- only then will we act.

Why Practice now ?

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The change we seek in the world is not

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I'm Sangeeta, & my pronouns are she/they . As a migrant from India with German citizenship, I acknowledge my privilege and use this platform to confront systemic oppression, including brahmin supremacy, white supremacy, ableism, ageism, racism and classism. To make the invisible, visible and the inaudible, audible.
Annapurna House is my service to build a bridge between worlds and cultures, rituals and roots, fostering a shift from oppression to liberation, grind culture to rest, scarcity to abundance, and trauma to healing. Yoga, Ayurveda, Dismantling Racism and healing from racialised trauma are the pillars that inform my work and support the spaces i create.

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