AhamBrahmasmi
Sacred practice in the heart of the Himalayas — where the Ganga sings beneath the rooftop, and breath returns to its origin.
A sanctuary carved by silence, warmed by the morning sun.
Tucked between the Ganga and the foothills, Aham Brahmasmi is less a studio and more a remembering. Bamboo ceilings, terracotta floors, marigold-strewn altars, and the soft hush of singing bowls hold the space.
"We do not teach yoga. We hold the door, and yoga walks in.
Six paths, one breath.
Each practice is an invitation to return — to the body, to the breath, to the quiet that was always there.
Reserve your mat.
Free to reserve · Cancel up to 24 hours before · Drop-ins welcome.
June 2026
Step inside, and the world softens.
The doors open at dawn. Light filters through bamboo. A bell rings once. And the practice begins — not as discipline, but as homecoming.
Sacred Space
Bamboo ceilings, terracotta floors, and altars adorned with marigold.
Sound & Stillness
Himalayan singing bowls held in hands warmed by morning chai.
Himalayan Energy
Where the Ganga whispers and the mountains hold ancient silence.
Held by hands that have truly walked the path.
Each practice carries a lineage — passed down by breath, by discipline, and by the quiet patience of showing up every day.
Tushar Gusain
Based in Rishikesh, Tushar Gusain blends traditional yogic wisdom with modern spiritual guidance, creating experiences rooted in breath, stillness, and conscious movement.
Certified with 500hr YTTC along with additional 84hr Yin Yoga training, his practice is deeply influenced by Nada Yoga, meditation, pranayama, and sound healing traditions.
Each session is designed to help students reconnect with balance, awareness, and inner clarity — offering not just a class, but a space for transformation and presence.
Moments from the mat.
A glimpse into mornings, evenings, breath, and silence at the shala.
"I came carrying noise. I left carrying silence. Three weeks at Aham Brahmasmi rearranged something inside me."
Come sit with us by the Ganga.
Drop a note, send a question, or simply come walk the lane. The door is open.