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Kayla Radhika Miller

is a multi-disciplinary artist, mystic, and yoga teacher devoted to the sacred pulse at the heart of life. Through painting, poetry, writing, community events, teaching, and practice, she creates spaces for students and art collectors to build a deeper personal relationship with the Divine — not apart from life, but through it.

Her work is rooted in years of immersion in traditional Tantra, Bhakti Yoga, Kashmir Shaivism, and expressive arts as a healing modality. She holds an MA in Art History, with research focused on the Bhagavad Gītā and the spiritual life of Lawren Harris, as well as 900 hours of teacher training in yoga and spirituality. She weaves depth, study, the Grace of lineage, and lived experience into everything she offers—whether on the mat, in front of the canvas, or through storytelling and sacred living.

On Patreon, she shares yoga practices, meditations, spiritual talks, creative tools, and hosts live monthly gatherings for seekers longing for real substance and sacred connection. Her paintings pierce the veil of mundane to reveal the marvellous — challenging the tendency to overlook the Sacred which dwells in every moment. Currently she is deeply inspired by sonic harmony, the orchestra (literally and as metaphor), and the wisdom of dark times.

Whether you're here to deepen your practice, reconnect to the beauty of life, move through surface-level spirituality, or welcome a painting into your home, all of Kayla Radhika’s work is offered as a lantern on the path, reminding you of the Sacred which dwells in all things.

Based in Victoria, British Columbia.

My Teachers

When choosing a yoga or spiritual teacher, ask: Where did they study? Who are their teachers? Is this teaching connected to lineage? A true lineage carries time-tested wisdom and practices, passed down and enlivened like a torch which has shone since time immemorial. The main teachers who I have received initiation from, study with, and who carry the torch for me..

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  • Anuttara Ashram | Shivoham Tantra Lineage Holders

    I began mantra sadhana with Bhairav in 2019, received initiation into the Shivoham Lineage in 2021, and have done over 500 hours of combined yoga teacher trainings with them.

    I lived immersed in ashram life and spiritual community for 2021 and 2022, returning to co-lead a retreat at Anuttara in 2024. In my time living there, I was practicing meditation, asana, aarti, puja, yagna (sacred fire ceremony), kirtan, karma yoga, yantra building, attending satsang, etc. and was able to establish Tantra & Yoga not only as a series of practices, but as a way of life.

  • Bhagavan Nityananda Lineage | Tantra & Kashmir Shaivism

    Nataraj has lead me through a mentorship and hundreds of training hours in tantra yoga and bhakti yoga philosophy as well as through engagement with texts like the Vijnanabhairava Tantra,  Pratyabhijnahrdayam, and the Bhagavad Gita.

  • Shivoham Tantra

    Guruji is a master of authentic Kundalini Tantra, living at Shivoham Ashram in central India with Gurumaa. Under their guidance, I have done years of deep chakra, deity, and energy sadhana (spiritual practice), completing Chakra Pani Kriya in 2023, and maintain a daily japa practice in the Shivoham tradition.

You can also expect my teachings and artwork to be infused with the wisdom and poetry of Anandamayi Ma, Rupert Spira, Ellen Emmet, Moojibaba, David Frawley, Hafiz, Rumi, and Mirabai.