According to the ancients yogis, Vayu translates as “wind,” and the root ‘va’ translates to “that which flows.” This inspired the first element of our training aligning with the very core nature of our intuitive guidance being also “that which flows”.

Agni is the life-giving energy. It represents the supernatural deity symbolised by fire and the inner natural will aspiring for the highest knowledge. This aspiring for the highest outcome for the most amount of beings is at the core or everything we do

Prithvi is a Sanskrit word meaning earth or vast one. The "Rig Veda" refers to the Hindu goddess of Earth as Prithvi, who is a representation of feminine energy. It is also representative of the Earth Mother, that which holds it all.

The name comes from the Sanskrit apas, meaning “water,” and tattva, which means “reality,” “thatness” or “truth.” Nothing aligns more that that which is true for each of us. Understanding the power of intentions, and bringing consciousness to the distractions around them that can get in the way of our manifesting, allows us to reflect on what we are telling ourselves and our bodies.