About Hari-kirtana das
Hari-kirtana das is an E-RYT 500 yoga teacher and the author of In Search of the Highest Truth: Adventures in Yoga Philosophy. Based in Washington, D.C., Hari teaches group classes, leads workshops, and is on the faculty of numerous Yoga Teacher Training programs. He's also the Founding Director of the Bhagavata-sevaya School of Yoga.
Hari-kirtana's primary mission is to help yoga teachers deliver a deeper experience of yoga to their students.
Hari's been practicing yoga for the better part of 40 years. He's lived in devotional yoga ashrams and intentional spiritual communities, worked for Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley start-ups, and brings a wide range of spiritual knowledge and life experience to his classes, workshops, and presentations.
Hari has a talent for making complex ideas easy to understand. He’s also a sought-after speaker whose passion for critical thinking and meaningful dialog, along with his keen sense of humor, inspires people to see the enduring relevance of yoga’s ancient wisdom to life the modern world.
Biography
Hari-kirtana das has a talent for making complex ideas easy to understand. He’s lived in devotional yoga ashrams, worked for Fortune 500 companies, and brings a wide range of spiritual knowledge and life experience to his classes, workshops, and presentations.
His mission is to offer knowledge, tools, and resources to help people live deeper, richer, and more spiritual lives.
Hari is on the faculty of numerous Yoga Teacher Training programs as well as the leader of his own Bhagavata-sevaya School of Yoga. He’s also a sought-after public speaker whose passion for critical thinking and meaningful dialog, along with his keen sense of humor, inspires people to experience the relevance of yoga’s ancient wisdom to life the modern world.
"Hari translates complex theories into easily understood terms. Most importantly, he does this with humility and a light-hearted attitude"
– Yuuki S., Yoga Student
In Search of the Highest Truth: Adventures in Yoga Philosophy
This book is a must read for teachers who want to integrate yoga philosophy into their classes and for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of yoga’s ancient wisdom.