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Same Roots, New Branch

Yogalife · Feb 4 · 2 MIN READ

Dear Yogalife Family,
Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and fulfilling New Year ahead!

Delicate pink cherry blossom branches with vibrant flowers and green-tinged leaves in full bloom under a bright blue sky.

As we step into 2026, I'm thrilled to share some exciting news with you. After more than 25 years of growing Yogalife together - building our community, deepening our practice, and training incredible teachers - I'm launching a new dimension of this work:
The Yoga Scientist.

Yogalife continues stronger than ever. Everything you know and love remains exactly as it is:

The Yoga Scientist is an exciting addition that allows me to share yoga's transformative wisdom with even wider audiences through:

  • Programs exploring the science and research that validates our ancient practices
  • Educational collaborations and keynote speaking opportunities
  • Specialized workshops and retreats in inspiring locations like Bali and across Europe

Think of it this way: Yogalife is the roots and heart of our tree, thriving and growing as always. The Yoga Scientist is simply a new branch reaching outward, deeply connected to the same source, allowing the fruits of what we've cultivated together to nourish even more people.

This expansion wouldn't be possible without the foundation we've built together over these 25+ years. You're warmly invited to follow along on this new adventure while we continue nurturing our beautiful Yogalife community.

I'm grateful for your support and excited to continue this journey with all of you!

With love and gratitude,
Sanjeev

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