My Calling

I am a transformation specialist in Miami Beach helping people connect to their inner resources using a number of various healing modalities such as breathwork, intuitive meditations, spiritual technologies, peacefulness and energy healing. I also help leaders connect to their own higher metaphysical resources so they can bring more conscious intention into their visions, strategies and projects.

My Journey

My journeys in various careers and callings have led me on much world travel, particularly to Southeast Asia and Oceania, where I've been involved in the art world, teaching, living silently in an ashram, or just learning and practicing. I now reside in Miami Beach and have remained a student of Vedic chanting, yogic studies, and spirituality. While directing an art gallery in Hawai'i I obtained my dual degree in art history with a focus on SE Asian and Pacific cultural anthropology and linguistics. Later, as the headmistress of an international school in southern Thailand, I learned to speak Thai (and to slowly read and write it), and am currently pursuing my studies through Cambridge/Yogic Studies in the Sanskrit language, a language very close to my heart. When I travel or when I go into my books or writings, it is to be close to the heart of humanity, and the spiritual forces that drive us to connect. I am always studying sacred texts and want to more deeply connect with these original works, and with my sacred chanting and prayers practice. With blessings & gratitude to our teachers ~

As a Teacher of Breathwork & Yoga

Lillianah Allah is a 500-hour certified yoga teacher and transformation specialist, incorporating into her sessions the understanding of breath and physiology, classical āsana postures, meditation, and devotion to a connection with divinity and the higher self. Working with private clients and in group settings, she utilizes a strong focus on proper alignment and effective sequencing, as well as imparting wisdom about the subtle energy body. She is educated in advanced meditation, breathwork facilitation, pranayama, purna, hatha, restorative, yin, and senior yoga, working with people of all ages and body types. She specializes in helping individuals develop their own personal practice by gathering from the repertoire of knowledge and technique as well as nutrition and lifestyle habits.

Lillianah’s journey in practicing yoga began in Thailand where she was headmistress at the Nawattaphume International School in Ao Nang for two years, and has since led her to study and teach in Bali, Indonesia, with residencies at Anand Ashram in Ubud, and Gedong Gandhi Ashram in Çandidasa. Lillianah has trained for over a decade under master teacher Rutu Chaudhari, graduating 200-hour in 2016 from her Atlanta studio All Life Is Yoga via the College of Purna Yoga, under the direct lineage of BKS Iyengar alignment-based āsana and the yogic philosophies of the Vedas and Upanishads, Patañjali, and Sri Aurobindo. For five years, Lillianah chaired the Board of Directors of Dharma Project, a nonprofit whose mission is to bring self-care in the form of yoga and mindfulness to communities and organizations that experience high levels of stress or trauma. Her 300-hour was completed in 2022 through Heartwood in Bradenton, Florida, one of only 50 yoga therapy institutes in the world.

Lillianah believes the Eight Limbs of Yoga constitute a way to walk one’s sacred path in the world. She was called to share the teachings and practice of yoga as her way to live in service to humanity and the planet, and teaches with the conviction that everyone – no matter what – can have access to the transformative power of a consistent yoga practice. She now lives and works in Miami Beach.