Mastering the sacred art: An American woman’s 20-year odyssey with Kerala’s Kalaripayattu | WATCH

Published 02 Nov 2026, 10:19 IST

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Discover how American yoga teacher Shiva Rea dedicated two decades to mastering Kerala's ancient Kalaripayattu, connecting deeply with the land's sacred martial traditions and physical wisdom.

— Mathrubhumi English

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Discover how American yoga teacher Shiva Rea dedicated two decades to mastering Kerala's ancient Kalaripayattu, connecting deeply with the land's sacred martial traditions and physical wisdom.

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Mastering the sacred art: An American woman’s 20-year odyssey with Kerala’s Kalaripayattu | WATCH

Discover how American yoga teacher Shiva Rea dedicated two decades to mastering Kerala's ancient Kalaripayattu, connecting deeply with the land's sacred martial traditions and physical wisdom.

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