Welcome to Blue Anjou

I lead Blue Anjou with warmth, humor, and a deep respect for the traditional roots of yoga. My intention is to create a space where people can explore breath, movement, meditation, rest, and healing at their own pace, without needing to be anything other than exactly who they are.

Yoga has been part of my life from a young age. I grew up in Chicago and was introduced to meditation at just three years old. I began practicing yoga in high school, though my connection to the practice deepened much later through life’s unexpected turns.

As an Indian American, I spent much of my young adulthood trying to understand my identity between the strong Indian culture and values I experienced at home and the American culture in which I was raised. After meeting my husband, a native of Jaipur, Rajasthan, I began exploring my heritage more intentionally and found a natural, meaningful connection to the spiritual traditions of my ancestors, especially through Shiva, Ganesh, meditation, and yoga. What once felt like a tension between two worlds gradually became a source of grounding, devotion, and belonging.

Before entering the yoga world professionally, I built a career in pharmaceutical sales, banking, investments, and nonprofit operations. After moving to Dallas, I climbed the corporate ladder and eventually became an Operations Manager at the American Heart Association, which I believed was my dream job at the time.

Then, in 2021, a life-changing car accident shifted the direction of my life. After multiple surgeries and significant physical challenges, yoga became essential to my healing. It helped me rebuild strength, restore trust in my body, and find resilience through breath, movement, meditation, and rest. The accident changed my path, but I would not change a thing. It led me toward a life that feels more aligned with who I am and the service I want to offer others.

Blue Anjou was an integral part of that journey. I began here as a student, continued into the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training, and then began substitute teaching while sharing my love of sound healing. I later spent six weeks in Ubud, Bali deepening my studies through a 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training at Bali Yoga School. During my time there, I furthered my studies and curiosity regarding Sound Healing and completed a Master-Level Sound Healing certification. I was also able to obtain all three levels of Reiki attunements.

I remain a lifelong student of yoga, healing, spirituality, and service. Whether you are new to yoga, returning after time away, moving through a personal challenge, or seeking a deeper practice, I hope you feel welcomed, supported, and at home at Blue Anjou. I wish to provide the same comfort I received when Blue became a safe haven for me.