MEET YOUR GUIDE & CO-CREATOR

Karan Singh

Welcome to Karuṇā Space, where compassion (karuṇā) is both compass and home. I’m Karan — once a seeker of microscopic truths in theoretical and computational biophysics in Germany, now a voyager of the inner realms. A curious wanderer of inner landscapes, weaving together yoga, breath, touch, and melody to help you remember what already resides within. It was there, amid equations and models, that I rediscovered the living laboratory of the body: yoga, breath, and stillness calling me back to the heart; like discovering an old song you once knew by heart.

Born and raised in India, I carried home in my bones a whisper that everything belongs to a larger story. Each teacher along my path has been a lantern lighting a new door: from conscious breathwork and Chi Nei Tsang massage to ecstatic dance, sound healing, and the subtle art of presence. My teachers, whether in crowded ashrams or silent studios, have shown me that wisdom speaks through many languages, yet always leads us home to ourselves. Their gifts have become my own, shimmering threads in the tapestry of Karuṇā Space.

Here, East greets West in gentle harmony—science held tenderly in the palm of spirit. My deepest wish is to offer you a sanctuary born of both inquiry and devotion: a place where questions are honored, and the simple act of breathing becomes an act of radical kindness.

I split my time between the bustling streets of Mama India and serene corners of the world, delighting equally in crowded streets and silent dawns. I carry with me the belief that we borrow this life and its wonders; my deepest hope is to leave it just a little softer, a little more open, a little more compassionate, than I found it.

I invite you to join me in this unfolding: retreats that cradle your curiosity, workshops that awaken your aliveness, and personalized sessions that honor your unique rhythm. Together, let us tend the spark of compassion, awaken our shared humanity, and dance in the ever-present miracle of here and now.

“I believe we come into this world with nothing and leave with nothing; everything we have is borrowed. My aspiration is to leave the world a happier and more compassionate place than I found it.”