Araki Koman teaches Kundalini Yoga as a sensory, spacious return to the self. A practice rooted in breath, presence, and the quiet intelligence of the body.

There is a space that opens when we slow down, when distractions soften and something quieter begins to speak. This is where Araki teaches from. Her classes in Kundalini Yoga invite a soft return to the self: a quiet reawakening of rhythm, intuition, and presence.

With a deep sensitivity to sound and silence, Araki weaves her classes like a journey. Music is chosen with precision — atmospheric, global, layered — to support each client in dropping deeper into their inner world. She teaches in English, her voice shaped by a French accent, offering spacious guidance without excess. Stillness is part of the rhythm. So is trust.

Her work is rooted in integrity, simplicity, and a wide field of knowledge gathered across disciplines, cultures, and lived experience. She teaches through sensation, presence, and insight, allowing what she carries to be distilled gently, moment by moment. She holds a space where remembering becomes possible.

Trained in Kundalini Global (a contemporary, inclusive approach to Kundalini Yoga), Araki guides a practice that integrates breath, posture, and stillness with deep awareness of the nervous system, emotional regulation, and subtle states of consciousness. It is free from cult of thought and dogma, inclusive of all humans no matter their spiritual & religious beliefs, body types, gender, ethnicity & abilities. It is grounded, evolving, and attuned to each person’s inner rhythm.

Her classes are not about transcendence, but about returning to the wisdom of the uncolonised body. To the quiet, untamed intelligence that has always lived beneath the surface.