
Maa Nisha Kabir
Founder & Lead Instructor30+ years of practice in Ashtanga Mahayoga, Pranayama, and silent meditation. The spiritual head of Jivan Parivartan.

Jivan Parivartan, “life transformation”, began in 2021, when Maa Nisha Kabir opened the doors of a small healing room in Tarkeshwor, on the northwestern edge of the Kathmandu valley. What began as a place for individual healing sessions grew, year by year, into a full wellness center: a place of traditional yoga, a retreat home, and a training ground for healers and teachers from more than eleven countries.
Five years and more than twenty thousand sessions later, the heart of the work is unchanged. People arrive carrying stress, grief, exhaustion, or simply a question, and are met with practice, silence, good food, and honest guidance.
Our center sits at Tarkeshwor-5, on the slopes below Nagarjun forest, thirty minutes and a world away from Thamel. Mornings begin with birdsong and forest air; evenings end with satsang under a quiet sky.
The center holds a practice hall, a dedicated healing room, a sattvic kitchen serving three vegetarian meals daily, and simple, comfortable rooms for residential guests, shared, private, and deluxe.
It is an ashram, not a resort: clean, warm, disciplined, and deliberately free of distraction. Guests tell us the schedule feels demanding for two days, and then like the most natural thing in the world.

Three commitments that have not changed since the first session in 2021.
We teach what has been practiced here for generations, adapted for the modern seeker, never diluted.
Small cohorts, teachers who know your name and your knees, and guidance that meets you where you are.
We recommend what serves you, sometimes that is a session, sometimes it is rest, sometimes it is neither.
Experienced practitioners and certified teachers guiding every session at Jivan Parivartan.

30+ years of practice in Ashtanga Mahayoga, Pranayama, and silent meditation. The spiritual head of Jivan Parivartan.

Center management, program development, and yoga philosophy. Two decades of wellness center leadership.

Hatha Yoga, asana alignment, and therapeutic applications. Gentle, disciplined, precise teaching style.

Meditation, mudra practice, mantra sadhana, and yogic philosophy. Focus on inner transformation.
Real voices from people who arrived as strangers and left as family.