The Kamili Collective: Student Membership
An Interactive Virtual Community to Learn, Practice, & Teach Kamili Yoga™
JOIN NOW!About the Collective
This virtual platform is for students to engage in interactive and self-paced study of the core tenets of Kamili Yoga™ and Pan-African knowledge. Dedicated students of the Kamili Collective will work toward becoming certified as Kamili Yoga™ Community Leaders so that they can use their experience of the system to teach its practice and benefits to their local communities.
Membership to the Kamili Collective is not about being in a temporary "yoga teacher training" program where once you complete it you're on your own. The Kamili Collective is a lifelong community of like-minded and like-hearted Black yogis who continuously encourage, support, and hold space for each other on their holistic wellness journey.
Eternity's Teaching Philosophy
Many wellness instructors and Yoga spaces, both physically and virtually, present an air of false perfection and enforce constant "love and light" positivity. Many of their lessons are surface and shallow, minimizing Yoga to mere exercise and teaching only the trendy basics of wellness. This does a disservice to students who want more in their lessons.
As I teacher, I am different because I do more than instruct . . . I educate. I delve deeper and challenge my students to go beyond the superficial. I am different because I teach Yoga and wellness in a way that is socially conscious, trauma-informed, and honors the cultural fullness of the practices. I am different because I believe that we need to make space for being imperfect people in an imperfect society, that we need to acknowledge the shadows within us as well as the light, and that we need to learn how to be comfortable with discomfort.
But most importantly, I am different simply because I am me. I give my students my most genuine Self. I make space to be all of who I am so that I can hold space for all of who you are. That difference is how I can help you grow into who you want to be.
The Cost & Benefits
The membership cost for the Kamili Collective reflects a delicate balance between accessibility and premium value. The investment to join this platform is $3,600, with multiple payment plan options available. This cost isn't just to receive a certification . . . it is for a lifelong membership to everything the collective offers! Your membership to the Kamili Collective grants you:
- A supportive community to foster healthy connections with other Black yogis
- Empowering mentorship coaching on growing into the yogi you want to be
- Weekly live and interactive community practice of Kamili Yoga™ flows
- Bi-monthly live and interactive group teachings and community discussions
- Access to recorded replays of all live sessions for individual, in-depth study
- Curated third-party educational content on Pan-African culture and history
- Mentorship to become certified as a Kamili Yoga™ Community Leader
Plus +
- Request recorded lessons on subjects you want to learn
- A 15% discount on all items in the Soul Liberation Etsy shop
- Special low rates for virtual one-on-one sessions
- Earn commission as a Kamili Ambassador
What Students Have to Say
"I am so fortunate to be a part of the Kamili Collective. I have grown so much and it has helped me with my self awareness."
- Edna L., New York, USA
"Through the Kamili Collective, I have been able to dive deeper into my own yoga and movement practice, while also learning more about Pan-African history and principles. In a time of chaos throughout the world, the Kamili Collective has provided me with community, and a continued sense of grounded."
- Naadiya H., Maryland, USA
"Since becoming a part of the Kamili Collective Yoga experience, I'm learning the differences more and more every time we meet. So far, nothing but positive & enlightening experiences. Much different from what I've experienced being in other 'mainstream' yoga classes."
- Linda P.B., South Carolina, USA
Frequently Asked Questions
Lessons include in-depth teachings on the Nguzo Tatu (the "Three Pillars"), guided practice on Ibada Kamili ("The Complete Ritual"), exploration of Pan-African Elimu na Hekima ("Education and Wisdom"), and more.
The Kamili Collective is a safe(r) space that exclusively serves those of Black identity and of Pan-African cultural communities. It is a space to honor the specific experiences that Black people around the world have in societies riddled with anti-Blackness and oppressive systems of institutionalized racism. It is a space for both learning AND healing, and that healing would be undermined by the presence of non-Black folks.
If you are offended by this being a Black-centered healing space, you are encouraged to investigate the true source of that angst and work on putting that energy toward creating a world where spaces such as these are no longer necessary.
And just to be clear, Kamili Yoga™ is founded by a Black queer non-binary being!
But more important than Yoga poses is Yoga philosophy. Physical motion is just a small piece of Kamili Yoga™, and there is much more to learn on this journey of wellness and union. As a Kamili Yoga™ student, you will learn how to nurture not just the body, but also the heart, mind, and spirit.
The length of study is a minimum of six months, but can be as long as a year or more. Ultimately, how long it takes to complete the training is determined by how much time and energy you as a student invest in your learning, practice, and growth.
Please note that the certification program is not associated with Yoga Alliance or any other Yoga registry at this time. Those who complete the program will not be able to use the "RYT-200" credential (it is a registered trademark of the Yoga Alliance), but instead can use "CYT" as an abbreviation for "Certified Yoga Teacher."
For lifetime membership payment plans, once you make your selection, you are locked in to that plan until it is completed, so please choose wisely!
Lessons include in-depth teachings on the Nguzo Tatu (the "Three Pillars"), guided practice on Ibada Kamili ("The Complete Ritual"), exploration of Pan-African Elimu na Hekima ("Education and Wisdom"), and more.