Yogi Amandeep Singh
Master in ancient Himalayan yogic science
Yogi Amandeep Singh, M.Sc., M.A., is a renowned master of ancient Himalayan yogic sciences, blending esoteric wisdom with modern psychotherapeutic applications to foster emotional and psychological transformation. Born with a deep inclination toward spirituality, he was introduced to the Himalayan yogic lineage at a young age, immersing himself in oral traditions from revered sages. He spent years studying Advaita (non-duality), Vedanta (metaphysical yogic science), ancient scriptures, and various forms of yoga, establishing himself as an authority on diverse Eastern spiritual traditions, including Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, Zen Buddhism, Sufism, Vaishnavism, the Vedas, and Tantra. His teachings emphasize Kundalini Yoga as a precise tool for liberation from mental health challenges like depression, anxiety, addiction, and emotional trauma, delivered with spontaneity, depth, and energetic precision. Academically, he holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from Oxford Brookes University, UK, and dual Master’s degrees in Psychotherapy/Psychology and Comparative Religious Studies, which inform his integrative approach to healing.
Yogi Amandeep’s global impact is profound: he has taught in over 20 countries and nearly 100 cities, drawing from lineages tracing back thousands of years to the Solar Dynasty, the origin of all yogic traditions. He holds a special role in the Udasi Sikh tradition (initiated by Baba Sri Chand) and the Nirmala tradition (established by Guru Gobind Singh).
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As a frequent keynote speaker, he has graced stages at major events like Wanderlust, Inspire Living Summit LA, Annual Vedanta Seminars in India, Satnam Fest, Summer Solstice New Mexico, the International Yoga Festival, and the European Yoga Festival, addressing themes of healing, non-duality, mysticism, mindfulness, meditation, and self-realization. He delivered a keynote at VR Days Europe in Amsterdam on leveraging technology with yogic and psychotherapeutic techniques to combat the global mental health crisis. Additionally, he stars in the acclaimed Gaia TV docu-series *Yogic Paths*, reaching 515,000 subscribers across 185 countries. Currently, he advises neurological research on pain management for children in oncology treatment and contributes to the European Union’s Interreg South Baltic Programme for wellbeing tourism.
Yogi Amandeep Singh operates through his personal platform and international community under the umbrella of yogiamandeepsingh.com, a hub for sharing Himalayan teachings via psycho-spiritual techniques tailored to modern emotional and psychological needs. This organization focuses on accessible transformation, offering 1:1 counseling sessions that integrate ancient wisdom with psychotherapy to address personal challenges like mental health and addiction recovery.
He has successfully run de-addiction programs worldwide, including with government organizations, helping thousands manage issues through Kundalini Yoga and mindfulness. The site also hosts a comprehensive Library of Teachings, featuring guided meditations, lectures, and resources for self-discovery, alongside online and in-person retreats designed to inspire healing and spiritual awakening—such as Naad webinars and Shabad Surat Kriya practices that participants credit with bringing clarity and overcoming fears.
A cornerstone project is the Rajgiri Ashram, a sacred Himalayan retreat center in Ropar, Punjab, India, cradled in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas. Acquired on behalf of the International Community, the ashram aims to preserve and transmit the Himalayan Mother Traditions, serving as a sustainable Dharma-based community for global seekers. It will offer esoteric kriyas, meditations, dark retreat temple transmissions, Ayurvedic lifestyles, burial meditations, puja ceremonies, Sufi transmissions, and teacher trainings, while fostering free community events and affordable online modules. Community involvement is central, with donation drives funding construction, including a Full Moon Community Kitchen for food offerings as acts of karma yoga that infuse gratitude into the space. Sponsorships—single or monthly—support this vision of evolving consciousness, ensuring the ashram becomes a beacon for deep practice and selfless service (seva).
Beyond these, Yogi Amandeep collaborates with global entities like Menla Retreat & Wellness Center in Phoenicia, NY, where he leads immersive programs inspired by Yogi Bhajan, and Gaia TV for broader outreach. His work extends to innovative tech-spirituality fusions, such as virtual reality applications for mental health (hinted in his VR Days keynote), though a dedicated VRYogi initiative isn’t prominently detailed in current sources. Overall, his organization embodies a commitment to practical, lineage-rooted spirituality—free from ostentation—prioritizing healing, community, and universal access to ancient wisdom for vibrant, purposeful living.
