In this conversation, Japjeet Kaur Khalsa shares how she was called to Kundalini Yoga, why authentic markers like bana, daily sadhana, and tuning in to lineage mattered from her very first class, and how the Miri–Piri principle, spiritual and worldly balance, is woven into school life. We explore MPA’s Continuing Education programmes for alumni and adults, the transformational 40-day seva at the Golden Temple, and the power of learning by transmission, teens absorbing what adults actually live.
She offers practical guidance for parents (devices, leading by example), for teachers (short, fun kriyas; breath-based options; Celestial Communication), and for new families navigating the sacred first 40 days after birth. Along the way: confidence, independence, real friendships, travel across India, and why you only need “the next few metres” of the road.
About Japjeet Kaur Khalsa
Born in Vancouver, Japjeet Kaur Khalsa is the Head of School at Miri Piri Academy (Amritsar). For eight years, she’s led an integrated programme of academics, residential life, and spiritual practice, where days begin in sadhana and flow into study, seva, sport, and sangat.