Hello, my name is Leanne Campbell.

My journey with Yoga began at the age of fifteen, and it has remained an essential guiding force in my life ever since. After completing advanced yoga teacher training, I felt deeply called to offer students a unique and transformative experience—a Chakra Yoga Series that weaves together the Eight Limbs of Yoga, the foundational Tree of Dharma, and the wisdom of the energetic body. This journey is designed to support each individual in moving from healing toward wholeness, ultimately realizing yoga’s greatest gift: the inner union of the Divine.

The study of the Eight Limbs of Yoga provides the root knowledge that allows students to cultivate a deeper relationship with the Divine. Each week offers a carefully structured practice that includes gentle warm-ups, balanced Moon and Sun flow sequences that honor the nervous system and the harmony of our inner duality, sound healing through bīja mantras, chakra-focused peak postures, and mudras that deepen our connection to the five elements held within our hands. Together, these practices create a safe and progressive path toward inner awareness, embodiment, and transformation.

Following my own awakening of Kuṇḍalinī along the spine and the profound experience of the sacred inner marriage of Shiva and Shakti, my life’s calling became clear: to evolve, teach, and share the wisdom and love of this cosmic union. Through more than thirty years of personal practice, self-inquiry, and inner alchemy, these teachings gradually revealed themselves. It is with humility, devotion, and courage that I now offer the tools that have helped me realize the Divine within and maintain a life rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Eastern traditions.

This offering blends ancient yogic practices with modern embodiment tools, supporting a spiritual awakening that is grounded, accessible, and deeply personal. As we embrace Yoga, we begin to recognize how its sister sciences beautifully reflect the unity of all life. By meeting ourselves in stillness, presence, and bliss, we discover that the wisdom we seek has always resided within.

I aspire to live these teachings each day and to root every course in authentic practice, timeless wisdom, and compassionate guidance. I intend to offer students practical methods that help still the mind, awaken the heart, and realize that cosmic consciousness is not something distant to attain, but a living reality that is directly accessible here and now. Together, we learn to trust the unfolding guidance of life while walking this sacred path of Yoga in community, service, and love.

 

 

 

Self-love in spiritual reality encompasses several dimensions

  1. Honoring Spirituality and Beliefs: It involves respecting and nurturing your spiritual beliefs, whatever they may be, and recognizing your connection to something greater than yourself.
  2. Caring for Body, Mind, and Soul: Self-love extends to caring for your physical body as a vessel for your soul’s journey, nurturing your mind with positive thoughts and practices, and tending to your soul’s growth and evolution.
  3. Embracing Life’s Challenges with Compassion: It means meeting life’s challenges with kindness and understanding toward yourself, acknowledging that setbacks and difficulties are part of the journey and opportunities for growth.
  4. Appreciating the Beauty in Everything: Self-love involves finding beauty and appreciation in all aspects of existence, from the smallest creatures like ants to the grandeur of nature and the universe. It’s about seeing the interconnectedness of all things and recognizing the divine spark in everything around us.

In essence, self-love in spiritual reality is about nurturing a deep sense of connection, compassion, and appreciation for oneself and the world around us, recognizing the inherent divinity in all existence.

Witnessing – Awareness – Action

Charka-Yog series is designed with methods that allow the mind to slow down into a being state. Key tools to help the inner observer take the good feelings that come from the being state into action.

PREPPING FOR THE WORKSHOP

The process of these techniques clears a lot of inner questions when one come to the path of witnessing. As one trains the body mind soul with pure observation awareness of the monkey mind gets clear and the conscious mind becomes the catalyst for the wise mind to put creativity into action.

Every Human has a unique nature when using any method so that is why there are eight methods introduced alongside the chakra body to root some basic tools to help serve the overall active mind into a still state. As the active mind and still state meet they can merge and integrate the art of self love by accepting the monkey mind and choosing the wise conscious mind to make decisions and guide oneself best moment to moment with the inner witness.

PREPARATION FOR PRANAYAMA

You should do pranayama at least 30 minutes after consuming water. I recommend drinking your water as soon as you get up, followed by a bowel movement and a shower to prepare for yoga. If it’s a particularly hot day, drink half a cup of water before beginning pranayama in the heat. The Eight Limbs of Yoga serve as guiding principles to cultivate virtues, balance, and self-mastery while evolving toward the highest version of oneself. Outlined by the sage Patanjali in the Yoga Sutras, these limbs offer a disciplined path to spiritual and personal growth.

Client Testimonials 

I learned that yoga was not as difficult as I once believed, even while being overweight and dealing with a lot of physical discomfort. Through this journey, the pain I initially felt after practicing yoga has become manageable.

From the beginning, I was able to do 2 Sun Salutations, though I would become out of breath quickly. Now, I can comfortably complete 7–8 Sun Salutations. Similarly, with Moon Salutations, I started with 2–3 and can now complete 8–9 in one session. This progress has greatly improved my flexibility, strength, and inner confidence, while also increasing my motivation to continue.

Through the Chakra System practice, I am still learning to understand my body and my feelings more deeply. Breathwork and sitting in lotus position have helped me recognize areas in my body that still need work, as some areas feel weak. However, this practice has been incredibly helpful in calming my mind and reducing the noise I used to feel internally.

Overall, this 8-week Chakra Yoga program has supported both my physical and inner growth in a meaningful way.

Breathwork

In the 8-week program, breathwork is key to unlocking self-discovery and spiritual growth. Starting with the Basic 3-Part Yoga Breath, you’ll deepen relaxation, calm the nervous system, and increase oxygen flow. Moving into Kapalbhati (Skull Shining Breath), you’ll clear blockages and energize the body, while Bhramari (Bee Breath) uses humming to reduce stress and quiet the mind. Alternate Nostril Breathing (Nadi Shodhana) helps balance energy and calm the mind, and Ujjayi Breath (Victorious Breath) enhances focus, stimulates inner heat, and calms the nervous system. Bumblebee Breath (Kundalini Pranayama) releases tension and activates the throat and heart chakras, while Bandhas (Body Locks) direct energy throughout the body, strengthening and balancing it. Finally, Recentering with Breathwork brings clarity and restores balance. These practices clear mental and emotional blockages, helping you enter a meditative state of Samadhi, fostering a deep connection with your higher self and opening the door to peace and stillness.

In addition to yoga, chakra healing, and dynamic meditation, Leanne introduces the ancient practice of bija mantras—sacred sounds or syllables that activate and balance specific energies within the body. These mantras resonate deeply with the chakras, the energy centers that govern our physical, emotional, and mental well-being, and help direct the flow of prana, or life force energy, through the body. Each bija mantra corresponds to a specific chakra and, when chanted with intention, helps open and clear energetic blockages, facilitating the free flow of prana through the vayus, the five energies that circulate this life force throughout the body. For example, “LAM” (root chakra) grounds and stabilizes the body, releasing fear and promoting vitality; “VAM” (sacral chakra) encourages emotional healing, creativity, and healthy relationships; “RAM” (solar plexus chakra) strengthens personal power and confidence, helping overcome self-doubt; “YAM” (heart chakra) opens the heart to love, compassion, and emotional balance; “HAM” (throat chakra) aids in communication and self-expression; “OM” (third eye chakra) enhances intuition and insight, fostering a deeper connection to one’s higher self; and “AHM” (crown chakra) connects one to universal consciousness, guiding spiritual awakening. By incorporating these bija mantras into the course, students experience profound shifts in energy, mental clarity, emotional stability, and spiritual connection. The deep repetition of these sacred sounds purifies the mind and spirit, releasing emotional and energetic blockages, while aligning the koshas—the five layers of being—into balance, ultimately fostering integration and wholeness in the practitioner. As the bija mantras activate each chakra, they deepen the flow of prana and cultivate an aligned state of being, allowing the practitioner to access higher levels of consciousness and presence in daily life.

“After 30 years of personal study, this 10-day Shiva Shakti Yoga experience gave me a deeper connection, practical tools, and inner strength to truly transform my life.” Xuan Yan Hu July 5,2025

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