Sevenoaks Kundalini Yoga Collective
SK
Yoga Studios
Sevenoaks Kundalini Yoga Collective
145 Pilgrims Way, Sevenoaks TN15 6TR
# Sevenoaks Kundalini Yoga Collective
Sevenoaks Kundalini Yoga Collective offers Kundalini Yoga classes rooted in the teachings of Yogi Bhajan, positioning this ancient practice as a tool for awareness and personal transformation. Located in Kemsing, they serve beginners through to experienced practitioners seeking to develop physical vitality, mental clarity and spiritual connection.
The collective distinguishes itself through genuine community focus rather than commercial expansion. Their philosophy centres on creating meaningful friendships and collective energy that embodies kindness, compassion and creativity. Classes deliberately remain small and intimate, encouraging participants to "step into their power" within a supportive environment.
They offer two distinct pathways: Kundalini Yoga with Mary Ann, a twice-weekly class for those with prior experience, and Hatha Yoga with Sophie Chatfield, taught by a practitioner trained in Rishikesh. The cornerstone offering is their Introduction to Kundalini Yoga course—a five-week beginner programme teaching postures, breathing techniques, mantras, mudras and meditation in an accessible, non-pressured atmosphere.
What sets them apart is the accessibility philosophy: flexibility level is irrelevant, and "rapid improvements" come through steady practice rather than intensity. The welcoming post-class culture—herbal tea and nibbles included—reinforces community values. Their April 2026 intro course demonstrates commitment to continuous expansion, while personal contact with teachers (phone numbers provided) reflects genuine relationship-building over impersonal booking systems.
Sevenoaks Kundalini Yoga Collective offers Kundalini Yoga classes rooted in the teachings of Yogi Bhajan, positioning this ancient practice as a tool for awareness and personal transformation. Located in Kemsing, they serve beginners through to experienced practitioners seeking to develop physical vitality, mental clarity and spiritual connection.
The collective distinguishes itself through genuine community focus rather than commercial expansion. Their philosophy centres on creating meaningful friendships and collective energy that embodies kindness, compassion and creativity. Classes deliberately remain small and intimate, encouraging participants to "step into their power" within a supportive environment.
They offer two distinct pathways: Kundalini Yoga with Mary Ann, a twice-weekly class for those with prior experience, and Hatha Yoga with Sophie Chatfield, taught by a practitioner trained in Rishikesh. The cornerstone offering is their Introduction to Kundalini Yoga course—a five-week beginner programme teaching postures, breathing techniques, mantras, mudras and meditation in an accessible, non-pressured atmosphere.
What sets them apart is the accessibility philosophy: flexibility level is irrelevant, and "rapid improvements" come through steady practice rather than intensity. The welcoming post-class culture—herbal tea and nibbles included—reinforces community values. Their April 2026 intro course demonstrates commitment to continuous expansion, while personal contact with teachers (phone numbers provided) reflects genuine relationship-building over impersonal booking systems.
Services offered
Kundalini Yoga classesHatha Yoga classesIntroduction to Kundalini Yoga courseMeditation instructionBreathing techniques trainingMantra and mudra practiceBeginner-friendly classesCommunity events