Mukti — 'Stillness': Interview by Renate McNay
Mukti is interviewed by Renate McNay on the theme of stillness.
Photo by Doug Ellis PhotographyNon-duality · Embodied Self-Inquiry
American teacher and Head Teacher of Open Gate Sangha, Adyashanti's first student and successor since his 2023 retirement, teaching non-dual self-inquiry combined with body awareness drawn from a background in Traditional Chinese Medicine and yoga.
Mukti has been a student of her husband, non-duality teacher Adyashanti, since he began teaching in 1996, the same year the two co-founded Open Gate Sangha together in the San Francisco Bay Area; she became a teacher in his lineage in 2004 and succeeded him as Head Teacher of Open Gate Sangha upon his retirement in 2023. She later studied the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda for over twenty years and holds a master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine, an acupuncture license, and a Hatha Yoga teaching certification.
She currently teaches talks, Q&A dialogues, silent retreat days, residential retreats, private meetings, and online broadcasts and courses through Open Gate Sangha.
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Mukti is interviewed by Renate McNay on the theme of stillness.
Mukti discusses non-dual awareness on the Kundalini Collective podcast.