Yogi Sunil

Yogi Sunil Bisht was taught by his own father from the age of four. It’s an unusual thing to say about anyone, but it means his relationship with these practices isn’t something he picked up later in life out of curiosity; it’s simply how he grew up, absorbed the way a child absorbs a language spoken at home.

That early foundation only deepened as he got older. He went on to study at the Kriya Yoga Ashram, then at the Yoga Vedanta Forest Academy at Sivananda Ashram, and later at Kaivalyadham in Pune. Across them, he built a command not just of Hatha Yoga and Pranayama, but of Mudras, Bandhas, Mantra, Yoga Nidra, and Ayurveda.

In the room, this shows up as a calm, kind, and balanced way of teaching. He doesn’t rush students through techniques, and his fifteen-plus years of practice come through in how unhurried his classes feel, even when covering demanding material like advanced Pranayama or Mantra work. Yoga Nidra sessions with him tend to be a highlight for students looking for deep rest rather than physical effort.

Because Ayurveda runs alongside his yoga training rather than as an afterthought, students can also expect guidance that considers diet, routine, and constitution, not just posture and breath. For anyone wanting a teacher whose knowledge was built slowly over an entire lifetime rather than assembled quickly, Yogi Sunil offers exactly that kind of grounded, patient instruction.