Constance O'Brien love for yoga began in the late 1970s when the first Sivananda Yoga studio opened in her town. Thirty years later, she encountered Heart Yoga and fell in love with the practice anew. She studied deeper into the inner practice of yoga from 2003 to 2010 with Geshe Michael Roach in Tucson, Arizona.

After a 3-year meditation retreat in 2014, she became a certified 200-hour Anusara Hatha Yoga teacher at Yoga Alliance.

Since 2014 she has traveled through Asia as a teacher for the Diamond Cutter Institute where she teaches yoga, meditation and Diamond Cutter principles for business. In 2019, she revived the Yoga Studies Institute and is currently its director.

John Brady is the Executive Director of Asian Legacy Library, a non-profit organization preserving ancient wisdom books for future generations. A meditation practitioner for over 50 years, he has been practicing yoga for over 25 years. He began in 1984 with Hatha Yoga master, Carlos Madiera, in New York City. In 1996 he continued to practice with Kevin Gardner, who was trained by Master Iyengar himself. John attended several intensive weekend Jivamukti trainings with David Life, Sharon Gannon and Ruth Laur Manetti from 2000 through 2008.

In 2010, John went on a three-year and three-month retreat, and upon its completion in 2014, he was certified as a 200-hour teacher in the Anusara tradition. He continues to teach and practice in Sedona, Arizona.

Earle has studied at the Yoga Studies Institute (YSI) since 2006, where he completed a five-year curriculum covering the core texts of yoga philosophy, including the Yoga Sutra and Bhagavad Gita, as well as the Lady Niguma and Heart Yoga systems. He has studied with many great teachers in the Ashtanga, Bikram, Anusara and Sivananda systems and is a 500-hour E-RYT yoga teacher. He has produced and taught at international retreats and has completed a three-year, three-month and three-day silent meditation retreat.

Earle currently lives in New York City where he teaches at the Three Jewels Center, develops curriculum for YSI, leads international youth retreats, and conducts meditation and yoga teacher trainings.

Teresa currently teaches Ashtanga, Yoga Flow, Vinyasa and Niguma yoga. She studied the Iyengar method at the age of 25 in Argentina and in Chile with Ramanand Pattel. She also studied many different methods while in Miami and even through three pregnancies. In 2007 she discovered the Ashtanga method and did a training with Manju Jois in Chile.

Back in Miami in 2008 she did a training with Tim Miller and practiced with Kino Mac Gregor. In 2009 she received her Ashtanga Yoga certificate from Ashtangabaires Argentina and also traveled to Chicago to do teacher training with Richard Freeman.

In 2010 she began studying Buddhism and meditation with Michael Roach during many courses and retreats. She also studied Transcendental Meditation , Pranic Healing and Yoga for Children.

Benji is a self-taught student of various traditions, living the teachings in the real world to nurture wisdom and a deep love of life. Utilizing a yogic lifestyle and design knowledge, he has created community farms to bring abundance to others and his own family estate. His years of practice and adherence to codes of conduct have allowed him to specialize in behavioral therapy with at-risk youth.

His original path to yoga was through the path of suffering. He came to the practice to rid his body of excruciating physical pain that had haunted him for years. Fortunately, he sought and found teachers who helped him begin the process of realizing the roots of his discomfort. When he took up a daily practice of the Lady Niguma series three years ago, he discovered the power within himself for the first time in his life.

As a yoga teacher, he is committed to helping his students connect with their subtle inner world. When he's not on his mat, his hands in the earth, he's growing edible and medicinal plants or actively creating a new world using permaculture principles.