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Krishna Darshan is a direct disciple of Swami Vishnu Devananda, the founder of the international Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers, who initiated him in Yoga and Vedanta philosophy, and connecting him with the different branches of the vedic spiritual sciences like ayurveda, classical Indian music, Jyotish, vedic astrology.

Krishna is a teacher at the international Sivananda Ashrams and centers for the past 40 years.
He is part of the teachers team of the Yoga teachers training courses and advanced teachers training courses held internationally at the different Sivananda Ashrams, which make him travel extensively.
He has taught yoga, meditation, vedanta philosophy, vedic scriptures, Hindu mythology, Ayurveda and natural health, and Jyotish in many countries like Uruguay, Argentina, USA, Chile, Canada, Spain, Austria, Bahamas, India, Israel, Brazil, Bolivia, and others.

He is a certified jyotish consultant and tutor by the American College of Vedic Astrology in the USA. and is an approved teacher and tutor for such organization.
He is also certified by CVA (council of Vedic astrology) with the titles “Jyotish Visharada” and “Jyotish Kovid”.

He has been invited to lecture at numerous Jyotish and Vedic sciences conferences, and has published articles in several jyotish magazines in India and the United States, including The Astrological Magazine (India), Saptarishis Astrology Magazine (India), and The Astrological Journal (USA).

Krishna has also studied "Nada Yoga" the yoga of sound and music, and performs classical Indian music specializing on Tabla, percussion instrument, being a student of Tabla master Pandit Swapan Chaudhury.
In his long practice and study of Yoga and Vedanta philosophy, Krishna recognizes the value of vedic astrology, as a tool to give a better guidance to those on the spiritual journey and introduces Vedic Astrology as a help to understand the karmic situation of each individual, and to recognize the past tendencies, potential talents or obstacles, integrating it with the knowledge of Yoga and Vedanta as a practical method toward self-knowledge and illumination.

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