Hariyall Yoga Institute

Jennifer lives a life full of passion and curiosity, and Yoga plays an integral part of her life.

Before practicing Yoga, Jennifer won many Judo championships and was a non-emergency paramedic.
However in 2004, she was seriously injured from a car accident and was in a coma for a month. During that devastating time, her family played audio recordings of yoga breathing (or Pranayama) exercises that subconsciously guided her to take long, slow breaths. This amazing technique gradually brought her back to consciousness and woke her up from the coma.

Jennifer’s progression in Yoga further helped her recover from her injuries. Through the practice of Yoga, her body, mind, and spirit united to restore the balance. This miracle was what inspired Jennifer to become a Yoga Instructor.
In 2013, Jennifer’s mother passed away.

In the last moments before her passing, she encouraged Jennifer to give her heart to help others. “Don’t cry, take your love of mom and give it to people in need,” she said.  She heeded her mother’s words, and opened up Hariyall Yoga Institute. From that day onward, she is incredibly blessed and fulfilled to see students leave her classes with rejuvenated bodies and minds.