What Kundalini Yoga Actually Does to Your Aura

Most people come to Kundalini yoga because something isn't working. They're exhausted. Anxious. Stuck in the same patterns wondering why nothing changes. They've tried other things. They're not sure what to expect.

What they don't expect is how precise it is.

Kundalini yoga is not a general wellness practice. It is a technology - one that works directly on your electromagnetic field. Your aura. The energy body that surrounds you, protects you, and broadcasts who you are to the world before you open your mouth.

Here is exactly how it does that.

1. Asana - Moving the Energy That Has Got Stuck

Your body holds everything you have ever been through. Stress, grief, old trauma, years of tension you stopped noticing because it became normal. It lives in your hips, your shoulders, your jaw, your chest. And when it lives in the body - it lives in the aura too.

Asana in Kundalini yoga is not about flexibility. It is not about how you look in a posture. It is about moving prana - your life force - through the channels of the body that have become blocked or stagnant.

Think of it like this. Your electromagnetic field is generated by the flow of energy through your body. When that flow is restricted - by tension, by trauma, by a sedentary lifestyle, by years of chronic stress - the field weakens. Gaps appear. Your natural protection thins.

Movement restores the flow. Specific sequences - kriyas - are designed to target specific blockages. Some work on the nervous system. Some on the glandular system. Some directly on the electromagnetic field itself. Every posture has a purpose. Nothing is random.

When you move in Kundalini yoga, you are not just stretching. You are clearing the physical channels so that energy can move freely again - and a strong, clear field can start to rebuild.

One of the things people love most about practising with an online Kundalini yoga school is that this precision is available to you wherever you are. You do not need to be near a studio. You do not need to travel to a Kundalini yoga retreat in the UK to access a serious, structured practice. You just need to show up - from your living room, your bedroom, wherever you are - and do the work.

2. Meditation - Dissolving What the Body Can't Clear Alone

Your aura holds your history. Every experience, every wound, every relationship, every version of yourself you've outgrown but haven't fully let go of - it's all sitting in your electromagnetic field. In yogic philosophy these are called samskaras. Impressions. Residue.

And here is the thing about residue - it doesn't clear on its own. You can eat well, sleep well, exercise regularly, and still feel like something is sitting heavy in you that you can't quite name or shift. That is what meditation is for.

Meditation works at a layer that the physical body cannot reach alone. It creates space between you and your history. It loosens the grip of the past on your present. The stories you have been telling yourself about who you are, what you deserve, what is possible for you - meditation is what begins to dissolve them.

It is not about emptying the mind. It is about watching the mind. And gradually - not overnight - the accumulated material that has been clouding your field begins to lift.

Yogi Bhajan said: "People lie. Auras never lie." Your field reflects what is genuinely present in you - not who you want to be, but what you are actually carrying. Meditation is how you start to put that down.

3. Mantra - Vibrating the Field Back Into Coherence

This is the one that surprises people most. Chanting feels strange at first. Self-conscious. Unfamiliar. Most people in the West were not raised chanting and there is a learning curve.

But mantra is one of the most powerful tools in Kundalini yoga. And the reason is simple - sound is vibration, and vibration directly affects the electromagnetic field.

When you chant, you are not just making noise. You are creating a specific frequency inside your own body - one that travels through your nervous system, shifts your brain from the high-frequency beta waves of anxiety and overthinking into the slower alpha and theta waves of deep relaxation and intuition. You are actively reorganising your internal state.

Triple Mantra - which we work with in this Kundalini yoga online course - works specifically on the electromagnetic field. It surrounds your magnetic field with protective light. It clears fear. It removes obstacles. It moves you from being guided by anxiety to being guided by something deeper and more trustworthy.

You do not need to understand what the words mean for it to work. You just need to show up and chant. The vibration does the rest.

4. Pranayama - Rebuilding Your Life Force

Prana is the energy that generates and sustains your electromagnetic field. It is the electrical current that determines the quality and power of your aura. Without sufficient prana flowing freely through the body, nothing else works the way it should.

This is why pranayama - breathwork - sits at the very heart of Kundalini yoga. Not as a warm-up. Not as an add-on. As a primary practice.

Breath of Fire builds heat, energy and resilience in the nervous system. Long deep breathing restores the parasympathetic state - the one where your body can actually repair and rebuild. Alternate nostril breathing balances the two hemispheres of the brain and creates coherence between heart and mind.

Every time you practise Kundalini breathwork you are directly feeding your electromagnetic field. You are increasing the life force that sustains it. You are shifting your nervous system out of the chronic stress state that depletes it.

This is one of the reasons that Kundalini yoga in England - and increasingly worldwide - is growing so quickly as a therapeutic practice. It is not gentle in the way people sometimes expect yoga to be. It works. Deeply and quickly, when practised consistently.

When people say they feel different after a Kundalini class - clearer, more grounded, more themselves - pranayama is a large part of why. The field has been directly fed.

5. Self-Talk and Mindset - Because the Field Hears Everything

This one is less talked about. But it might be the most important one of all.

Your aura is not separate from your thoughts. It is generated by you - by your nervous system, your emotional state, your internal world. And that means the way you speak to yourself, the stories you tell about who you are, the beliefs you hold about what you deserve - all of it is shaping your field in real time.

Negative self-talk is not just damaging to your confidence. It is literally weakening your electromagnetic field. Resentment, shame, blame, self-punishment - these clog the channels and block the flow of prana. They dim your radiance. They thin the very protection that is meant to keep you strong.

This is why yoga therapy - and Kundalini yoga specifically - is never just a physical practice. It asks you to look at what you are feeding yourself mentally. Not to become relentlessly positive - that is not the point. But to begin to notice when you are working against yourself. When the internal story is keeping you small, keeping you stuck, keeping your field contracted and your light hidden.

The practice creates the conditions for this to shift. As the body opens, as the field strengthens, as meditation begins to dissolve old patterns - the mindset begins to shift with it. Naturally. Without force.

And as Yogi Bhajan put it - when your projection is one of peace and love, you attract blessings and opportunities. The most effective protection is to shine your own truth so brightly that negativity simply has nowhere to land.


Why 40 Days?

None of this works from a single session. The electromagnetic field builds cumulatively - layer by layer, day by day. Forty days is the minimum time in Kundalini yoga for breaking an old pattern and establishing a new one. Not because someone decided it sounded good, but because that is genuinely how long it takes to shift something at the level of the nervous system and the energy body.

This is exactly what we do together at High On Yoga - one of the best Kundalini yoga online platforms for those who want a practice that is serious, structured and genuinely transformative. No filler. No fluff. Just the practice, delivered consistently, from wherever you are in the world.

You show up every day. And every day it works. Until one morning you realise you feel fundamentally different. More settled. More protected. More yourself.

That is what Kundalini yoga does to your aura.


Ready to experience it? Join us for 40 Days to Strengthen Your Electromagnetic Field - an online Kundalini yoga course available across England and beyond. Link here.

5 Powerful Reasons to Join Jupiter Kriya Meditation

1. Prosperity - Call It Home

The primary gift of Jupiter Kriya is prosperity. Not just financial gain, but a magnetic, aligned state of abundance. As the teachings say:

“Within you is the capacity to bring prosperity home. This kriya is powerful enough to clear the garbage from your subconscious mind. Your electromagnetic psyche will tune into the Universal field, unlocking new energy and competence.”

In today’s uncertain world, cultivating a prosperity mindset is essential. This kriya realigns you with the flow of the Universe, clears mental clutter, and reawakens your inner magnetism. Prosperity isn’t something you chase - it’s a state of mind you awaken.


2. Deep Meditation - Strengthen Your Mind

This is not your average meditation. Jupiter Kriya is a 62-minute deep dive into your consciousness. Yes, it’s challenging. But it’s also healing, expansive, and transformative.

If you’re ready to face your ego, build mental resilience, and truly evolve your meditation practice, this is your opportunity. Expect emotional release, mental clarity, and a deeper connection to your inner self. The more you commit, the more profound the shift.


3. Intuition - Awaken Your Inner Guidance

Jupiter Kriya enhances intuitive intelligence - in business, relationships, and everyday life. When the mind is quiet, your inner guidance becomes clear. This kriya trains that silence.

As your stamina grows, so does your ability to trust and act on intuitive insight. You become your own compass - no longer seeking validation outside yourself. Life flows more easily when intuition is activated. You’ll find yourself making decisions with confidence, clarity, and alignment.

Strong intuition removes the guesswork and replaces it with grace.


4. Nervous System - Build Resilience from Within

This practice is a gift for your nervous system. Through a unique mouth-breathing technique and powerful visualization, Jupiter Kriya helps regulate the breath, calm the mind, and restore balance.

You’ll stimulate the vagus nerve, activate the parasympathetic nervous system, and build emotional regulation and resilience. In a fast-paced world, this kriya is a reset for your entire being - a tool to return to center again and again.


5. Accountability - Tap Into Group Power

62 minutes is no small feat. That’s why group energy and collective intention are so vital. When we practice together - even virtually - we amplify the field. Knowing others are meditating with you, across the world, keeps you inspired and committed.

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller

This is more than just meditation. It’s a movement of collective awakening. You’ll feel the difference in your energy - and in your life.


Join this powerful and transformative practice, more details and registration here!

Weekly guided practice, every Thursday 6 am UK time. Join us online on Zoom.

Kundalini Yoga for Nervous System Resilience

In recent years, the nervous system has become a central topic in both science and wellbeing - and for good reason. Many of us are exhausted, overwhelmed, anxious, disconnected, or burnt out, often without fully understanding why. Kundalini Yoga offers a powerful and embodied way of working with the nervous system, helping us build resilience rather than simply coping.

Nervous System Health Is Like Physical Health

To me, optimal nervous system health is very similar to optimal physical health. When people are on a weight‑loss journey, they often look for the next miracle diet or magic exercise routine. Yet lasting change rarely comes from shortcuts - it comes from a balanced, supportive lifestyle practiced consistently over time.

The same is true for the nervous system. There are techniques that offer quick relief, and they can be helpful, but without addressing how we live, rest, move, breathe, and relate to stress, their effects don’t last. Nervous system resilience is built through a healthy, well‑balanced way of living. 

Why the Body Matters So Much

As yogis, we are incredibly fortunate - because we work with the physical body. The nervous system is often thought of as something that lives only in the brain, but the body plays a huge role in how the nervous system functions. Posture, movement, muscle tone, breath, sensation, and rhythm all send constant information to the brain.

By working with the physical body, we can calm, soothe, regulate, and even strengthen the nervous system. Over time, this work doesn’t just regulate stress responses - it can transform how we experience ourselves and the world.

This is why Kundalini Yoga focuses on the integration of movement, breath, awareness, sound, and rest. We don’t bypass the body - we listen to it.

Learning to Listen: Body Awareness & Interoception

Much of nervous system regulation begins with learning to listen inwardly. Many sensations and emotions remain active in the body long after an experience has passed, continuing to influence our thoughts, reactions, and behaviour.

This ability to sense internal signals is called interoception - the bridge between mind and body. When we improve interoception, we improve emotional regulation, resilience, and mental clarity. Instead of outsourcing regulation to external solutions, we learn to feel, pause, and respond consciously.

Cognition doesn’t happen only in the brain - it happens with the whole being.

When we learn to listen to the body, we can distinguish if the feelings we are experiencing are real or they are connected to the past. Maybe this email is actually not that scary but it triggers old memories? With that knowledge we can regulate ourselves and respond to the situation differently. 

Why We Struggle So Much Today

The nervous system has become a ‘hot topic’ not only because of new research, but because modern life places enormous demands on it. Many things we consider normal constantly trigger micro‑stress responses:

  • information overload and constant communication

  • multitasking, rushing, and noise

  • unresolved emotional stress

  • insufficient sleep

  • processed food and sedentary lifestyles

  • isolation and lack of community

  • unpredictability and ongoing pressure

To make matters more complex, our nervous system patterns are largely formed by early adulthood. Many of us were never shown how to regulate emotions, deal with stress, or feel safe expressing vulnerability. Early caregiver attunement - or lack of it - shapes how we self‑regulate, relate to others, and process emotions throughout life.

In our 20s and 30s, we may cope. But as responsibilities increase, the system often reaches its limit. This is when burnout, breakdown, anxiety, or chronic fatigue appear - and when many people turn to yoga and meditation for restoration.

Why We Need a Strong Nervous System

The nervous system is how we experience life. It translates what happens around us into hormonal responses, sensations, emotions, thoughts, and actions. It runs on electricity - it conducts wattage.

Just as a thin cable cannot safely conduct high voltage, a nervous system that hasn’t been strengthened cannot handle large waves of stress - or large waves of joy. Without resilience, the system short‑circuits: emotionally, mentally, or physically.

Strong nerves give us endurance, patience, flexibility, and emotional space. They increase our capacity for connection, creativity, and happiness. The amount of ‘voltage’ your nervous system can hold is directly related to how much joy, love, and aliveness you can experience.

Understanding the Nervous System: From Classic to Polyvagal

Traditionally, the autonomic nervous system was understood as having two branches:

  • Sympathetic - fight or flight, mobilisation

  • Parasympathetic - rest and digest, recovery

Polyvagal Theory, developed by Dr Stephen Porges, expanded this understanding by describing three functional states, shaped by the vagus nerve:

  1. Ventral Vagal - Safe & Social
    Calm, grounded, connected, curious, open to learning and healing.

  2. Sympathetic - Fight or Flight
    Mobilised, anxious, restless, angry, or driven. Helpful short‑term, harmful when chronic.

  3. Dorsal Vagal - Freeze or Shutdown
    Numbness, heaviness, withdrawal, collapse. A protective response when overwhelm is too much.

A helpful image is a ladder: yoga helps us move up and down this ladder with more awareness - and return to safety when we get stuck.

The Goal: Nervous System Flexibility

We’re not meant to stay in a calm state all the time. Life naturally moves us through activation and rest. What matters is flexibility - the ability to move between states and come back to regulation.

Kundalini Yoga supports this through intelligent use of:

  • movement to discharge stress and build resilience

  • breath to balance and tone the vagus nerve

  • rhythm, sound, and repetition to create safety

  • rest to allow integration and repair

Stress Lives in the Body

Stress doesn’t only live in the mind. It often settles in the body:

  • jaw and neck - unexpressed needs

  • shoulders - responsibility and burden

  • chest - grief and heartbreak

  • belly - fear and worry

  • hips and pelvis - stored emotional tension

These patterns release only when the nervous system feels safe. This is why slow, rhythmic, embodied practices are so effective - they build trust.

Movement, Breath & the Predictive Brain - How Kundalini Yoga can help with the nervous system

The brain is not only a thinking organ - it’s also an organ of movement. When we change how we move, we change how we think and feel. Movement is one of the most powerful tools for emotional regulation and brain health.

Breath plays a similar role. Research shows that breathing at around 5-7 breaths per minute strengthens stress resilience and emotional regulation. Simple practices like balanced breathing (for example, 6-6 breathing) can gently bring the nervous system back into harmony.

The brain is constantly predicting what will happen next based on past experience and bodily signals. When we change the signals - through movement, breath, and awareness - we change the predictions, and therefore our lived experience. This is precisely how we can transform our nervous system with Kundalini Yoga and meditation. 

In Closing

Nervous system resilience is not about fixing yourself. It’s about creating the conditions in which your system can feel safe, flexible, and strong enough to meet life.

Kundalini Yoga and Meditation offers a deeply embodied path - one that honours the intelligence of the body and supports not just survival, but vitality, connection, and joy.

Whether you are practising through kundalini yoga online classes, or studying with a Kundalini Yoga school online, this work meets you where you are. Between my weekly Kundalini yoga classes, or individual yoga therapy sessions I can help you be more present, resilient and peaceful. 

If you are looking for a sustainable, embodied way to support your nervous system through Kundalini Yoga you are warmly welcome to join us at weekly yoga and meditation classes. Additionally, I’m offering a special 50% discount for the first month on High On Yoga membership for everyone joining in January. Use the coupon code ‘2026’ when signing up here. 

Join us for Kundalini Yoga online. Yoga Therapy in Manchester and online. High On Yoga is an online Kundalini yoga school with 14 years of experience. Daria is a qualified Kundalini Yoga Teacher and Yoga Therapist.

The Power of Gentleness in Your Yoga Practice

In a world that celebrates hustle, pushing, and "no pain, no gain" gentleness can feel like a radical act. But in yoga - and in life - gentleness is not weakness. It is a powerful, transformative force that can change the way you move, breathe, and live.

For the next 40 days at High On Yoga, we’re exploring gentleness - not as passivity, but as a soft strength that supports deep healing and growth.

Here’s what we’ll dive into together:

Self-Compassion.

Gentleness begins with how we speak to ourselves.
Do you notice when your inner voice is harsh or critical? Most of us carry an inner judge that is quick to point out mistakes. Self-compassion is the practice of softening that voice, of meeting ourselves with kindness - even when we’re not perfect.

On the mat, that might mean honouring where your body is today, choosing the easier variation, or simply resting when you need to. Off the mat, it means learning to treat yourself as you would a dear friend.

Soft Strength.

Gentleness doesn’t mean being floppy or weak - it means finding your strength without force.

Think of holding a baby bird: firm enough that it doesn’t fall, soft enough that it doesn’t get crushed. That is soft strength - stable, steady, but never rigid.
This is what we cultivate in yoga: strength that supports rather than strains, effort balanced with ease.

Ahimsa: Living Without Harm.

In yogic philosophy, ahimsa (non-violence) is the very first principle. It asks us not only to avoid harming others but also to stop harming ourselves - through overwork, overthinking, and over-efforting.

Practising gentleness is a way of living ahimsa. Each time you choose a kinder thought, each time you respect your limits on the mat, you are embodying this principle.

Trusting the Process.

So much of our suffering comes from trying to control everything. Gentleness teaches us to trust - to let growth unfold naturally.

Just like a flower cannot be forced to bloom, your healing, your strength, and your transformation all have their own timing. Yoga becomes the place where you practise letting go of the rush, of the pressure to be somewhere else - and start finding peace where you are.

Gentle Devotion.

Spirituality doesn’t always have to be intense or dramatic. Devotion can be a quiet, everyday practice: lighting a candle, breathing deeply, showing up on your mat even when you don’t feel like it.

Gentleness invites us to fall in love with the process, with the small, sacred moments - and with ourselves.

Join Us This Month

If you are ready to stop pushing yourself, stop beating yourself up, and start building a kinder, softer, more sustainable relationship with yourself - we’d love to have you join us inside High On Yoga this month.

Self-kindness is a practice. Let’s practise together.Join the High On Yoga Membership Here.


Why Living in Alignment Matters - and How Kundalini Yoga Can Help

Have you ever felt as though you were simply going through the motions of life, doing all the things you “should” be doing, yet something still feels off? That’s often a sign that you’re living out of alignment.

Living in alignment means your thoughts, words and actions reflect your deepest truth. It’s when your inner and outer worlds move together in harmony. When you live this way, you naturally feel more peace, clarity, resilience and fulfilment - because you’re no longer fighting against yourself.

We create a lot of chaos for ourselves when our thoughts, words and actions don’t match. Perhaps you want to be a healthy person but often skip workouts and order takeaways. It feels good in the moment - you’re relaxing on the sofa with your favourite Chinese - but when this becomes a habit, deep down you won’t feel good. Interestingly, when your thoughts, words and actions are aligned, even the “hard” things feel good. You discover that you’re capable of doing hard things, and this brings a deep sense of satisfaction.

But alignment doesn’t just happen. It’s a practice - and this is where Kundalini Yoga becomes such a powerful ally. The word yoga itself means union: union of body, mind and spirit. When this union is felt, your actions in daily life naturally reflect more harmony, integrity and wholeness.

Through breath, movement, mantra and meditation, Kundalini Yoga helps you to realign again and again, so that your choices and direction in life feel more authentic and true.

Here are five ways Kundalini Yoga supports living in alignment:

1. It connects you to yourself
Instead of being swept up by daily busyness or external expectations, Kundalini Yoga brings you back home to yourself. The practice grounds you in your body, breath and presence, reminding you who you are beneath the noise. By combining movement with breath and mantra, you naturally become present. Connecting with yourself is the first step towards living in alignment.

2. It teaches you to listen inwardly
Through stillness and meditation, you learn to listen to your inner voice. Alignment requires knowing what’s true for you - and Kundalini Yoga strengthens that inner listening, so your decisions come from within rather than from outside pressure. The more you listen to yourself, the more your thoughts, words and actions will align.

3. It helps you release what doesn’t serve you
The kriyas and meditations are deeply cleansing – physically, mentally and emotionally. They help you let go of habits, patterns and attachments that keep you out of alignment, creating space for what’s truly right for you. When your body or mind is full of old habits and patterns, it’s difficult to create new ones. The first step in a new direction is to clear the path. Just as a gardener prepares the soil before planting, we need to prepare our inner environment for new growth.

4. It awakens your intuition
One of the gifts of Kundalini Yoga is how it sharpens intuitive awareness. When you’re in tune with your intuition, alignment becomes natural - you simply know which choices bring harmony and which don’t. When we are able to listen to this inner guidance, and are courageous enough to act on it, life begins to feel magical.

5. It gives you the courage to live your truth
Even when we know what feels right, it can take courage to act on it. Kundalini Yoga strengthens the nervous system and the inner will, so you can step into alignment with more confidence, even when it feels challenging. It not only opens us up, but also strengthens body and mind, helping us to live with more courage, authenticity and heart.

Living in alignment isn’t about perfection – it’s about continually coming back to what feels true. With regular practice, Kundalini Yoga becomes a compass, guiding you towards a life that feels meaningful, peaceful and authentically yours.

If you’re ready to deepen your connection to yourself, you’re welcome to join my Kundalini yoga online classes. We practise together live each week - moving, breathing, meditating and finding stillness — wherever you are in the world. My online community is gentle, supportive and rooted in real connection. Many students tell me it feels like being part of something bigger, even though it’s all online.