200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Ubud, Bali

Dipali is an Indian Yogic philosophy and pranayama teacher with over 10 years of work experience in the field of Yoga. She ranked first place in her Post-Graduate Diploma in Yoga Education and went on to graduate from her Master degree in Yoga from Kavikulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University the following year. She previously completed a course in elementary Sanskrit, a foundation in Vedanta philosophy course and a 200h YTT from the Sivananda Vedanta center in India. Dipali was a Yoga lecturer at the prestigious Kaivalyadhama College in Lonalva, teaching both Bachelor of Yoga and Masters of Yoga programs. She has since been involved in writing and publishing Yoga conferences proceedings and has developed her own online pranayama courses. She teaches Foundation of Yoga, Patanjali and Hatha Yoga texts here at SKY alongside the daily early morning pranayama classes.

As the ninth generation of a family of traditional bone-setting healers, Simon has always been fascinated by the many ways people can heal—often finding these ancient methods more effective than modern Western medicine. After earning high distinction in his Bachelor of Psychology, he deepened his understanding of energy work by completing a Diploma in Energetic Health at Nature Care College, Australia’s leading holistic-healing institute since 1973. Simon later lived in India for over a year, spending time in Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan, where he completed Levels I, II, and III of the Tibetan Singing Bowl Therapy and Sound Healing course in Rishikesh, as well as the Healing Through Sound Therapy training with Roshan Bahar of the International Academy of Sound Healing. He is also a Reiki Level II practitioner. For the past five years, Simon has been teaching Sound Bath classes and leading private Sound Healing sessions every week. His Introduction to Sound Healing workshops became highly popular in Sydney, and he has now evolved that experience into a comprehensive 3-day Sound Healing Course in Bali—empowering students to master the art of healing through Tibetan singing bowls with confidence and authenticity.

Born and raised in the ‘Yoga capital of the World’, Shailesh is a dedicated Yoga teacher from Rishikesh, India, with over eight years of teaching and personal practice experience. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Yoga Sciences from Swami Rama Himalayan University and a post-graduate diploma in Yoga education from the 100 years old Kaivalyadham Yoga Institute. A pivotal part of his educational Yoga journey was a six-month Yoga therapy internship in the Himalayan Hospital in Dehradun, where he supported patients from orthopedics, oncology, neurology and psychiatry departments through asana, pranayama, meditation and relaxation. Soon after his teaching career started, he became a Lead Teacher in Yogpeeth, one of Rishikesh’s oldest and most renowned Yoga school, a position he held for 3 years before moving to Bali. Rooted in traditional Hatha yoga, his teaching blends classical yogic wisdom with a modern, accessible approach focused on breath awareness, alignment, mindful movement, and inner balance. With a calm and grounded presence, Shailesh creates a supportive space where students can reconnect with themselves, cultivate awareness, and experience Yoga beyond the physical practice.