Meet Rejeni Sharma

Rejeni practiced yoga intermittently in her adult life but never fully committed, always leaving the mat for life’s other distractions. Balancing work in Corporate America and managing a family, she felt that she didn’t have time to invest in herself. However, while life can sometimes get in the way, it also has a way to wake you up, and that is what happened to Rejeni. In 2018, she restarted her yoga practice to help recover from an injury; that’s when she became a committed practitioner. In the beginning it was a physical journey but it evolved into embracing the full depth of yoga, integrating the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects into her daily life.

Rejeni completed her 200 hour Teacher Training at Wonder Yoga in 2020 under Nicole Siegel and Allison Jones. The teacher training was eye opening for her as she connected the 8 limbs of yoga to her history, culture, and to modern life. Rejeni believes the practice of yoga is for everyone and offers a path to focus one’s mind, connect with the body, breath, and maintain a balance in today’s overstimulating and hectic world. Becoming a yoga instructor allowed her to continuously develop herself with the vast traditions and teachings in yoga. She is continuing her yoga education with Khushi Malholtra in the Vinyasa Krama tradition and lineage of the Himalayan Institute, exploring pranayama and meditation.

Rejeni is enthusiastic to share this knowledge and help others develop their self-awareness and connection of the mind and body. Yoga is not only on the mat, but also a way of life that becomes embedded in our behavior and interactions and how we approach every day. When Rejeni isn’t on her mat, she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter and extended family and friends. And when she is practicing yoga, she is usually joined by her dog.