Randi Schiffman
Randi is the founder of SuryaFlow: The Art of Sacred Movement and Co-Founder of Kula Collective. She turned to yoga for healing and its therapeutic benefits. The practice quickly evolved into a lifestyle that she honors, respects and is passionate about sharing. She sees conscious embodied movement as a powerful medicine that helps connect to ourselves in new ways leaving us feeling strong, empowered and free. Randi is playful, yet grounded in discipline.
Randi’s open heart, affectionate manner and infectious laugh create an instant environment of friendship and authenticity. A true pollinator of people, her direct communication, sense of humor and energizing, activating manner allow for deep work to be done with a sense of playful acceptance for what is.
Randi ERYT 500 has taught over 50 yoga teacher trainings since 2010. Her expertise is in sharing Holistic Yoga, a well rounded practice including meditation, pranayama, mudra, bandha, mantra, theme weaving and intelligent sequencing. A certified Thai Massage Therapist, she is especially known for her firm and intuitive based hands on assists. She facilitates with a strong energy and passion for the practice which supports her compassionate, graceful and empathic nature. She has an innate ability to take in knowledge, experience it, and share wisdom in an authentic way.
Always a student, Randi continues to study yoga on and off the mat and is inspired by the wisdom of the body to heal. She enjoys medicinal movement such as dance and martial arts along with other interests that include Ayurveda, Shamanism, Aromatherapy, Herbalism, Energy Healing, the Chakra System and Anatomy. Her classes are a fusion of these passions bringing alive the ancient teachings of Yoga in a modern and ceremonial way.
In her free time she loves spending it with friends and family laughing, connecting, playing, and “mushing”. She seeks out and is nourished by the sun and the ocean and finds balance nestling in the mountains. She loves staying active whether its surfing, running, hiking, dancing and of course all things Yoga creating harmony in her body, mind and spirit.
She is internationally known as a teacher of teachers. Her embodied and empowered approach to life provides an inspiration to students, encouraging all to access their inner wisdom through authenticity and radical self love.
By: Randi Schiffman
“When I do yoga, I want more...I crave more, like a drug. But, healthy addictions are still addictions and ultimately take me away from balance.”