Laura Rodenas, trained in Prāṇāyāma under the direct guidance of B.N.S. Iyengar, one of the last living masters from the Mysore tradition, she embodies a profound integration of breath, stillness, and embodied awareness.

Rooted in the Vipassanā lineage of Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw and the Vedānta teachings of the Bihar School of Yoga under Swami Taponidhi, her approach unites the depth of self-inquiry with the precision of traditional yogic practice.

Her journey began in childhood, guided by her grandmother’s devotion, and deepened at sixteen when her uncle introduced her to Sufi and Buddhist teachings. This inner calling led her to live among monks and nuns in monasteries across Sri Lanka, India, and Spain, and to study in Indian ashrams with revered teachers such as Yogacharya Kadambari, Swami Taponidhi, and Vijay Kumar.

Through years of self-inquiry, devotion, and silence, Laura came to the realization that everything we seek is already within, we only need to remember. Today, her presence reflects the clarity of mindfulness and the grace of embodied awareness, guiding others on the path of self-realization and inner freedom.