Angad began her Kundalini yoga journey in 1980, taking classes from various teachers throughout the So Cal -LA and Orange County areas. After many years as a devoted student, she initiated her KY Teacher Training endeavors in the Aquarian Age of 2011. She has been a Sadhana leader since 2012 and leads regularly at West Coast Sadhana.

Since my childhood, the idea of living in an ashram intrigued me, sensing a void and believing in the magical essence forgotten by humanity. My sister-in-law helped fill that emptiness through metaphysical books, deep conversations, family constellations, and later, Kundalini yoga, my healing refuge amid life's challenges. Following an inner calling, I discovered The House of Guru Ram Das and Kundalini Yoga in California, meeting my Teacher, Ram Das Bir Sing. Blissful states, arising from breath, spine, and chanting, revealed our innate divine nature as human beings. Teacher training at Yoga West called, and soon a lot of difficult changes occurred in my personal life. One day, in class, images of Aquarian Sadhana surfaced in my mind, prompting a commitment to practice it daily for 1,000 days to transcend life's upheavals. At Seventh Chakra each morning, at 4:30 am, amidst work, travel, divorce, and a pandemic, I found solace. Beyond pain relief, this journey unveiled an indestructible sanctuary in my heart. I discovered the ashram within online, at West Coast Sadhana, connecting with others on a similar path. Not everyone gets as lucky as we are. Welcome to free the ashram of the soul. I feel honored to share this path with you.

Kiyoka is a certified Kundalini yoga teacher and has been a sadhana lover since 2018.

She is a tech person at WCS and also brings yogis together while serving as support staff at Krishna Kaur's teacher training program.

She now resides near majestic Mt. Shasta in Northern California, where she annually hosts gatherings for the WCS community, fostering connections and spiritual growth.