08/26/2026
Today, August 26, we remember Yogi Bhajan on the anniversary of his birth.
August 26, 1929 – October 6, 2004
His life was devoted to sharing the teachings of Kundalini Yoga and to making these practices accessible to people from all walks of life.
He taught that the spiritual path did not require us to step away from our lives. We could practice in the midst of family, work, relationships, challenges, and service. The teachings were meant to be lived—not simply studied.
More than five decades after he began teaching in the West, the practices continue to be carried forward by a worldwide community of students and teachers. They continue to shape lives, inspire service, and invite us to look beyond our limitations toward a greater experience of our own consciousness.
At KRI, we are grateful to be part of this living lineage and to continue stewarding these teachings so they can be studied, practiced, and shared with generations to come.
On his birthday, we remember not only the teacher, but the vision: to empower each person to experience their own potential and live consciously.
We would love to hear the ways these teachings have touched your life. Share it in the comments.
