YogaEasy Academy

Kai’s path into somatic and awareness-based work emerged from a lifelong inquiry into presence, embodiment, and what it truly means to live from inner truth. Through decades of personal practice, teaching, and direct exploration, he became increasingly drawn to the places where mind-based understanding reaches its limits—and where the body, breath, and awareness begin to speak more clearly. What began as a deep devotion to yoga and meditation gradually unfolded into a broader exploration of nervous system regulation, somatic integration, and non-dual awakening lived through the body. Kai is deeply committed to approaches that honour both structure and spontaneity: clear frameworks that support safety and integration, alongside the living intelligence of prana, sensation, and awareness. His work is grounded in the understanding that awakening and healing are not separate processes, but intertwined movements of the same intelligence—one that must be embodied to become sustainable and real in everyday life. He supports practitioners, teachers, and individuals in reconnecting with their bodies as living instruments of truth. Through somatic inquiry, breath, movement, and refined awareness practices, Kai guides people into deeper nervous system stability, emotional honesty, and an integrated sense of presence. What he values most is not peak experience, but the quiet, lasting shifts that occur when insight becomes lived—when clarity settles into the tissues and life begins to move with less friction and more authenticity. Kai’s background includes over two decades of yoga teaching and teacher training, with more than 1,000 hours of formal training in yoga, meditation, anatomy, and embodied philosophy. His work is informed by non-dual traditions, contemporary somatics, trauma-informed practice, and long-term study with senior teachers in both classical and modern lineages. Alongside teaching, he continues to refine his work through daily personal practice, supervision, and direct engagement with the subtleties of embodied awakening. At the heart of Kai’s work lies a deep trust in awareness as it expresses itself through the body. He is dedicated to creating spaces where people can slow down, listen inwardly, and allow truth to emerge organically—without force, bypassing, or performance. His approach invites a return to simplicity, integrity, and lived presence. Pranasomatics emerged from the meeting of Kai’s path with Lydia’s—a synthesis of embodied awakening, somatic regulation, trauma integration, and prana-based awareness. Together, they offer a grounded yet spacious approach that supports people in inhabiting their bodies more fully, integrating insight with lived experience, and coming home to themselves in a way that is honest, regulated, and deeply human.