About this gathering
We spend so much of our practice working on ourselves — refining, healing, disciplining. Līlā asks a different question: what if, for a while, nothing needs to be fixed? What if life is less a problem to solve and more a divine play to take part in?
Līlā means divine play — the sense that creation itself is a kind of playfulness, and that we are invited to participate fully without needing to control the outcome. It is not seriousness traded for silliness. It is sincerity without heaviness: curiosity, creativity, humor, and the willingness to let a good moment simply be good.
For 21 days we let joy, creativity, and lightness lead — a fitting way to close one year and step lightly into the next.
The gathering
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Prakash Chegu
✓ VerifiedBorn and raised in a deeply spiritual family in a small town in Southern India, the spiritual practice at the core of the life-style is ingrained in all aspects of life. Prakash's journey into Kundalini Yoga began at a very young age. Growing up in a family…
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Common questions
What is Līlā?
Līlā means divine play — the sense that creation is a kind of playfulness we are invited to join without needing to control the outcome. Over 21 days it moves through Joy, Creativity, and Lightness, a fitting way to end the year.
Is this a serious spiritual practice?
It is sincere without being heavy. Līlā treats joy, creativity, and lightness as spiritual capacities — not distractions from the path but part of it — so the practice is playful and deep at once.
Do I need previous Kundalini Yoga experience?
No. Beginners are welcome. Practice in a chair, adapt the movement, and rest whenever you need to.
What do I receive?
Twenty-one daily classes of about an hour, a three-minute version for busy days, recordings to return to, and daily experiments to take off the mat. You finish with one simple practice of joy to carry into the new year.
What if I cannot attend a class?
Every class is recorded and the recordings are included, so you can practice with the group whenever your day allows.
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