About Yogini Rabia
I’m Yogini Rabia, a Bhakta Yogi devoted to the path of Love, a Pujari in the lineage of Bhagavan Nityananda, and a practitioner of sacred service through Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda, and ritual.
In 2019, I received diksha (initiation) in Ganeshpuri, India, and was named Yogini Rabia by Mahamandaleshwar Swami Shankarananda. My name means poet-saint, and it reflects the way I teach; with reverence, rhythm, and soul.
Sacred Living is not simply something I teach; it is how I live.
For almost a decade I have lived in an ashram, immersed in a life centred around yoga, contemplation, and spiritual practice. At the same time, I have also experienced the realities of householder life. I have raised children, built and managed a successful business, and lived through the responsibilities and demands that many people face every day.
These experiences allow me to appreciate both worlds.
I understand the longing for a deeper connection with oneself alongside the practical realities of work, relationships, parenting, and community. I know that many people are trying to balance caring for others while quietly wondering how to care for themselves.
My role is not to ask people to withdraw from life, but to help them discover that the sacred can be found within it.
What I Hope People Experience
I hope that every person who engages with Sacred Living feels supported, understood, and less alone.
I want people to discover that they are not failing if life feels overwhelming, nor are they lacking because balance feels difficult.
Instead, I hope they leave with a greater sense of calm, clarity, and trust in themselves.
I want them to recognise that transformation happens through gentle, consistent steps and that every small act of awareness contributes to a more meaningful life.
Above all, I hope Sacred Living reminds people that the sacred is not somewhere else.
It is already present, waiting to be recognised in them and in the life they are living today.