Master Nirakar is the founder of Bliss of Enlightenment and has dedicated his life to helping people discover inner peace, clarity and higher consciousness. His teachings combine meditation, silence, yoga, breathwork and ancient spiritual wisdom in a simple and practical way. Through his compassionate guidance, he helps students move beyond stress and reconnect with their true nature.

“Peace is not something we find outside. It is something we remember within.”

— Master Nirakar

Kiran Geet is a Kundalini Yoga practitioner and facilitator who shares the transformative practices of Kundalini Yoga in the tradition of Yogi Bhajan. Her teaching style combines kriyas, pranayama, mantra, meditation, and mindful movement in a grounded and accessible way, helping students cultivate self-awareness, emotional balance, and inner strength.

Her approach is rooted in discipline, consistency, and conscious living. Alongside Kundalini Yoga, her personal and teaching practice includes classical yogic techniques such as Nauli, Bandhas, and traditional pranayamas. Mantra and sacred sound are central to her path, creating spaces of healing, clarity, and deeper connection within.

“Meditation is not separate from life. It is the art of living each moment with awareness.”

— Kiran Geet

Tijana Radic is a Hatha Yoga and Meditation teacher with over 12 years of international teaching experience across the USA, Costa Rica, Thailand, and Serbia. With a background in architecture and later specialization in wellbeing, stress management, Vedic meditation, and Vastu (Vedic architecture), her work bridges conscious living, mindful movement, and inner harmony.

She completed her 200-Hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training at the Sri Sri School of Yoga in India and has since guided students through yoga, breathwork, meditation, and holistic stress relief practices. Her teaching style emphasizes alignment, conscious breathing, emotional balance, and cultivating a peaceful connection between body and mind.

“True wellbeing begins when the body relaxes, the mind becomes quiet, and awareness returns to the present moment.”

— Tijana Radic