Sadhaka is a Sanskrit term which describes someone who follows a certain sadhana, a spiritual practice or way of life, with the aim of achieving a certain goal. The term can be translated as meaning "spiritually adept." Sometimes it is confused with a very similar term, abhyasi, which can be translated as "practitioner," but, while a practitioner repeats a mechanical practice, a sadhaka must go further and practice with deep inner focus, intelligence and perception.
​Sadhaka intensive is a unique personalised program which will require daily commitment and discipline.  
​For a selected period of time participants live according to a yogic principles and follow schedule and instructions created by our teacher. More information will be provided upon initial consultation.  Participants are further guided and encouraged to undertake advanced meditation programs with Isha foundation and to visit Dhynalinga temple in Isha yoga centre in South India.