Govind Radhakrishnan
VITAL festival
Elder of Balance
Ayurveda & Yoga
Yoga, Ayurveda, Meditation, Yogic Psychology, Satsang, Holistic Healing & consultations.
Govind Radhakrishnan was born and raised in India and is the father of two children in an Indian-Danish family. He naturally bridges Eastern wisdom and Western life, incorporating both worlds into his teaching and daily practice.
As a highly sensitive child, he experienced the world deeply from an early age, which laid the foundation for a lifelong journey into yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, and self-understanding.
Guided by teachers from the Himalayas to Tiruvannamalai, he has spent more than 35 years exploring the inner sciences of consciousness.
His work combines yogic psychology, Ayurveda, meditation, Tantra, Mantra, and Advaita Vedanta, with a focus on relationships, emotional well-being, and holistic healing.
With his warm and down-to-earth presence, he invites people to discover their unique nature and remember that—as he often says:
“God did not create copies.”
Workshop 1:
Taking Care of Your Inner Climate: From the Physical to the Metaphysical
A physical yoga practice that moves from structured yoga poses to a more subtle awareness of the body’s energies and chakras.
By creating a balance between your inner yin and yang energies and connecting with your aura field, you’ll gain practical tools to stabilize your mind, balance your emotions, and face anxiety or mood swings with a deeply grounded and calm mind.
Workshop 2:
Emotional and Relational Well-Being Through Ayurveda
Discover how ancient yogic and Ayurvedic principles describe and map out our human differences.
This session will help you understand your unique energetic foundation and provide you with practical tools for resolving conflicts, fostering greater understanding, and bringing more harmony into your personal and professional relationships.
Workshop 3: “
” The Elders Roundtable
Welcome to one of the festival’s most unique gatherings, where all our elders come together for a shared conversation.
Govind, Hivshu, LeAnn, Linda, Celso, and Kay will join Li in a panel discussion on what it means to be a mature person in our time.
Together, they will explore questions such as:
How can we bear witness to the world’s challenges and accept them without succumbing to fear or shame?
What role does the body play in human development and transformation?
How do rhythm, sound, dance, and movement support our personal growth?
How do we honor both community and the sense of unity while remaining true to our authentic selves?
The discussion will conclude with an opportunity for participants to ask their own questions and engage in direct dialogue with The Elders.