Dev is a yoga educator currently rooted in the Pacific Northwest.
She provides mentorship and education to both yoga practitioners and teachers; supporting her students with yogic guidance both on and off the mat.
Dev has been deeply introspective, questioning, and curious from a young age. Her passion for philosophy, spirituality, and personal enlightenment over the years naturally led her to the path of yoga when she was seventeen years old. In 2015 she was in college studying education, art, and religion when she knew it was time to leave it all behind and become a yoga teacher. She continues to teach both locally and internationally, connecting and sharing the magic of yoga with students from all walks of life.
Dev has learned from many illuminating teachers along the way, without whom she wouldn’t be where she is today. Love and gratitude to Christopher Perkins, Nicolina Daya Nam Sandstedt, Sarasvati Young, the Yandara Yoga Institute family, as well as Talia Sutra, Tony Lupinacci, Julia Shemesh, Carling Harps and Patrick Beach.
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The word yoga itself means yoke or union. The practice of yoga is the systematic removal of obstacles both physical and otherwise that prevent us from experiencing this union; which is often referred to as “enlightenment”.
Yoga practice is not a workout trend, a weight loss program, or a purely physical activity. There are eight limbs of yoga, postures being only one of them. Yoga does not judge and never discriminates. Yoga does not care about your size, gender, background, who you love, where you live, or how expensive your leggings are. Yoga embraces you exactly as you are. Yoga is a way of living, a path back home to your Self.
