Dharma Yoga Center

The 500-hour LOAY program at Dharma Yoga was a deeply personal and transformative journey. It was a true honor to train with a living master—Sri Dharma Mittra—whose wisdom, guidance, and delightful sense of humor made every lesson both profound and joyful. One moment I’ll never forget was during satsang when he shared stories from his life that touched my heart and reminded me why I practice yoga in every aspect of life. This training is an immersion into truly living yoga—named "Life of a Yogi" for a very good reason. The physical and emotional challenges of the program pushed me beyond my comfort zone, helping me grow in ways I never expected. The mentors and staff were exceptional—supportive, knowledgeable, and dedicated to each student’s growth. The warmth and encouragement of the entire Dharma Yoga family and community made the experience even more meaningful. Saying goodbye at the end was bittersweet, knowing these connections and support will continue well beyond the training. The ultimate goal of this training is self-realization. Every challenge, every lesson, and every moment of guidance is designed to help you connect more deeply with yourself, your practice, and your life. I highly recommend this training to anyone who wants to get serious about their yoga practice and cultivate a deeper connection of mind, body, and spirit.

My experience at the Dharma Yoga Center was life changing. Prior to practicing with Sri Dharma Mittra, I practiced with many yoga teachers but primarily learned from books. After attending a Maha Sadhana, I decided to participate in the Life of a Yogi 500 hour training. Sri Dharma is a yoga master; he teaches with humor, is intentional with his adjustments, and shares the path of yoga as a devotional practice. Sri Dharma Mittra is a compassionate and loving master yogi. He has shown me how to look within my own heart. I love myself more, am better in my personal relationships, and have an established personal practice since the training. I am forever grateful.

I'm an old student of our teacher. He taught me something very important a long time ago. I traveled for 20 years, went to the other side of the world and back searching and learning, and now I finally understand. You can imagine the excitement I felt to see our teacher again after so much time. 😕 The lady at the front desk was hostile. She is a small white woman with glasses. She doesn't remember me, but I remember her. I took a class once with her. She had negative energy then and nothing has changed. She kicked me out of the yoga studio. I didn't think a yoga studio would do that. I understand she needs help, still... but does she have to spread her pain to those coming, seeking help. I'm very sad and disappointed. Please put her somewhere she can do good and not spread pain. Thank you and God bless.