Art of Shakti
Reigniting our Dormant Spiritual Power
Our Guides:
Kali Ma & Mahavatar Babaji
Our work is rooted in devotion—to Mother Kali (Shakti herself), and Mahavatar Babaji, the great Himalayan yogi who preserves the sacred science of Kriya Yoga even through the darkness of Kali Yuga. Babaji is known to guide sincere practitioners inwardly, awakening the path to liberation through direct experience.
The Art of Shakti exists especially for women who are natural healers—mothers, therapists, caregivers, yoga teachers, empathic leaders, and space-holders—women who spend their lives tending to others and feel the quiet call to return to themselves. This is a space where healers are not asked to give more, but to restore their own source.
If you have found this space, you are invited to develop a personal sādhana within an intimate virtual group, guided by a teacher you have direct access to. Founder Yogini Sara Singh brings deep presence, discernment, and care to each practitioner. Beyond leading The Art of Shakti, Sara is also actively engaged in social work and service, grounding these teachings in lived compassion and real-world healing. This work is not separate from the practice—it is an extension of it.
We offer a blend of traditional Kundalini and Kriya Yoga delivered in a way that meets the modern nervous system with care and clarity. Practices include spiritual teachings, mantra and music, accessible class durations, guided awareness cues, and crystal bowl sound baths during Śavāsana—creating a container that is both potent and supportive.
The work we offer is our Karma Yoga. In alignment with this, we provide free offerings and scholarships whenever possible. To keep these teachings accessible, much of our time outside of teaching is devoted to service and work, with proceeds primarily supporting the operational costs of maintaining this space.
Through meditation and guided inquiry, students are encouraged to sense where Kundalini Shakti resides within their own bodies and are offered practices that gently clear and strengthen those energy centers. Regardless of background or perceived limitation, each practitioner is supported in learning to work with their own Shakti safely and responsibly.
Our role is not to create dependency, but to empower independence—to help women trust the intelligence of their own bodies, minds, and inner guidance. This is a global community where healers who are also sincere seekers come together to practice consistently, soften inner resistance, and move beyond the conditioned limitations of the body and mind toward lived truth.
Through Kriyaban Membership, practitioners are supported in designing their own sādhana—cultivating a steady, embodied path of healing, clarity, and awakening that unfolds naturally over time.
(Reach out under the “Contact” menu to inquire about joining our Spiritual / Kundalini Awakening support group)
About Sara Singh
A Story of Suffering as a Guide towards Truth
Yogini Sara Singh is the Founder of Art of Shakti. She grew up in Lexington, MA, USA. She struggled with addiction and great suffering through ailments of the mind at a very young age. She studied Art and Psychology at Hampshire college to practice Art Therapy, then worked at a Residential for Mothers struggling with addiction, as well as In Home Therapy for Children.
After a great trauma, she took a prolonged period of isolation and was guided to a self practice of Kundalini Yoga through Yogi Bhajan's teachings. During this time, the self practice unknowingly started a Kundalini Awakening without prior preparation, causing great danger and complications. She began studying Traditional Himalayan Kriya Yoga through the Parampara Lineage to learn the necessary practices and steps for how to safely awaken from Kundalini Teacher Training based in Rishikesh, India.
She fell deep into Bhakti Yoga through the visions of Kali Ma and these experiences created great thirst for Vedic Knowledge. Sara created Art of Shakti to embrace online community for other seekers by offering classes of Kriya Yoga, with the greatest hope of serving others who are feeling lost and struggling with the alienating effect of Kundalini Awakening within a modern western life. She is now a 500 hr certified Kundalini Yoga instructor with Yoga Alliance, continues self study through practices in Ancient Yogic Texts in direct translation from Swami Satyananda Saraswati, Self-Realization Fellowship Lessons (techniques that are not shared here in honor of the students pledge but can be found directly on SRF's Official Website), and is currently studying at the American Institute of Vedic Studies to become certified in Vedic and Karmic Counseling. In addition to this, she is also actively engaged in local social work to serve the Minneapolis community in need, and is an Abstract Mixed-Media Painter (you can view Art here).
Sara prayed for God to help her find her soulmate that would support spiritual growth and is now happily married to her husband, Yogi Amar Singh from Mumbai, India. They met in person during Sara's Yogic studies in Rishikesh and now live in Minneapolis, MN, USA. Amar is a Teacher, Practitioner, and Administrator at Art of Shakti. They both pursue the uplifting path of Sanatana Dharma while embracing the responsibilities and realities of the modern world.
About Amar Singh
Amar’s journey with yoga began in 2019 during a transformative phase of life that inspired an inward search for clarity, balance, and purpose. What started as a physical asana practice gradually evolved into a deeper inner exploration through the spiritual wisdom of scriptures, cultivating mental steadiness and spiritual insight. Amar grew up in Mumabi, India his whole life, with a career as Marketing Manager for over 10 year. He now utilizes his professional experience to help spread the message of Kriya yoga through various platforms, supports with demonstration in classes, participates in spiritual discussion, and shares Vedic insights from his most referred scriptures: Bhagavad Gita, Shiv Puran, and Vishnu Puran.
Travel to sacred spiritual centers across India and meaningful conversations with sadhus and rishis further deepened Amar’s understanding of consciousness and the true nature of the Self. With the arrival of his life partner, his path expanded into the practice of Kriya Yoga under the guidance of Sara and is now undergoing early stages of Kundalini Awakening. Today, Kriya Yoga and chakra meditation are an integral part of Amar’s way of life, guiding awareness and conscious living.
Amar is deeply grateful to be aligned with the purpose of Art of Shakti, supporting souls in realizing their true identity through personal spiritual practice (sadhana) and conscious living.