Meet the Guide Behind SAJAG Life
SAJAG Life was created with a simple intention -
to help people live with awareness.
Instructor
Jay Bhati
Jay is a registered yoga teacher, experienced IT professional, speaker, fitness enthusiast, and nutrition advocate dedicated to holistic wellness. His teaching blends mindful movement with breath awareness, helping members build strength, clarity, and balance.
With years of practice and study, he integrates yogic philosophy, physical fitness, and mental well-being into a grounded, practical approach that fits into modern life.
Originally from India and now based in Hamilton, New Zealand, Jay follows the path shown by Paramahansa Yogananda and is a dedicated practitioner of Kriya Yoga. Through SAJAG Life, he guides others toward conscious living - on and off the mat.
Instructor
Kalpana Nathawat
Kalpana is a certified yoga teacher and IT professional with a strong passion for holistic well-being. Her teaching blends mindful movement with practical discipline, helping students cultivate strength, flexibility, and inner balance.
With a deep interest in fitness and nutrition, she embraces a lifestyle that supports both physical vitality and mental clarity. Alongside her wellness journey, Kalpana proudly promotes traditional Rajasthani Ghoomer, staying connected to her cultural roots through this graceful art form.
A devoted mother and dedicated professional, she brings warmth, focus, and authenticity to SAJAG Life, guiding others toward balanced and conscious living.
Buy Jay's book
Sleepless nights, a deep calling to help others and yearning to find a purpose led a migrant techie to unearth the hidden treasure of knowledge and wisdom in a country far away from where he was born. Listening to his soul, Jay embarked on a journey of realizing it while fulfilling his worldly duties. He started uncovering the eternal truth buried within himself without being distracted by dilemmas, dogma and blind faith. A hidden treasure that had been right in front of him all along, finally discovered in New Zealand after 36 years of his life. He shares his first-hand experiences of how this can be done and what are Do’s and Don’ts of walking on the yogic path.