A 180-square-metre practice space in Dubai's arts district. White walls, copper bells, a single window facing east. Morning sadhana at 4:30, classes from 7am to 9pm, six days a week. Drop-in welcome; members reserve first.
Every student arrives at a different door. Whether you come for a single class or stay for a thousand-day sadhana, the path is the same — it's only the pace that changes.
My full library of kriyas, pranayamas, and meditations — narrated in my voice, guided by AI, prescribed by the path you choose. Unlimited studio drop-in, member-first retreat booking, and a private sangat circle of 2,400 practitioners.
In-person Kundalini kriya, breathwork, and mantra — six days a week in Al Quoz. All levels, including beginners. Mats, props, and chai are provided.
Monthly 1:1 sessions — I prescribe your daily practice, adjust your sadhana, and hold you through the forty days.
KRI-certified Level 1 (Instructor), delivered across nine months with a Himalayan residency. Next cohort: September 2026.
Three per year, each in a place that itself teaches — Rishikesh, Andalucía, Oaxaca. Seven to ten days, full sadhana, small circles.
Built on five years of recorded lectures and a cloned voice I trained myself. The Companion delivers your prescribed sadhana every morning, narrated the way I'd narrate it if I were there — because part of me is.
Not an algorithm. Not a wellness feed. A disciplined daily practice guided by the same teacher you come to in Dubai — or the same teacher you'd come to if Dubai were closer.
The full 2½ hour pre-dawn practice, in my voice, every morning. Offline audio, Apple Watch controls, lock-screen ready.
Based on your intake and the season, I prescribe specific kriyas. They appear in your queue with short audio context from me before each practice.
See who is practicing the same kriya as you, in real time, across 42 countries. Optional — sadhana is solo work, but you are not alone.
A private AI line trained on 800+ hours of my recorded teachings. Ask a question at 3 AM — receive the 90-second passage from my archive that answers it.
Each retreat is a place that teaches on its own — I am only the translator. Small group sizes, full sadhana, silent meals, and the kind of presence that only dissolves in the right landscape.
Eight days on the bank of Mother Ganga, two daily sadhanas, silence from 6pm to 9am, and a pilgrimage to Vashishta Cave. Accommodation at Ved Niketan Ashram.
A converted olive mill in the Alpujarra mountains. Morning kriya, afternoon hiking, Moorish silence. Cohosted with flamenco guitarist Rafael Cortés.
Eight days on the Pacific coast of Mexico with a New Year's Eve fire ceremony. Cacao, temazcal, and sea-swimming between sadhanas. Hosted at Casa Pan de Miel.
KRI-certified Level 1 (Instructor), delivered across nine months of hybrid learning — Dubai in-person intensives, live online modules, a 14-day residency in the Himalayas, and one-to-one mentorship. Sixteen students per cohort.
Students of the studio, graduates of the teacher training, and members of the companion — in their own words, edited only for length.
I came to Jugat's studio for six months before I understood what Kundalini was. That's because he doesn't explain it. He makes you do it. After my first 40-day sadhana I understood why — some technologies can only be learned by running them through your own nervous system.
The only teacher training where I felt the lineage was actually being transmitted, not just taught.
I've done seven retreats in my life. The one in Mazunte was the first one that changed the year that followed it.
I listen to the app every morning at 4:30 in London. It is genuinely his voice, with all the small pauses. I sometimes forget he isn't in the room.
Private mentorship with Jugat for a year rewrote how I work, parent, and sleep. All three.
Short essays on sadhana, the long game, and what I'm learning from the sangat. Sent Sunday mornings. Free to all. 14,200 readers in 78 countries.
Whether you drop into the studio in Dubai, start with the companion on your phone, or book a private call — the first session is always free. It is the only way to know if this is your path.