About Jullan
About Jullan – Founder of Yajna Yoga
Jullan has been immersed in the science of Yoga and Spirituality since 1988, when her transformative journey began at the renowned schools of her revered teachers, K. Pattabhi Jois Ji and B.K.S. Iyengar Ji in India. Her multifaceted approach to wellness is shaped by these teachings, and her ongoing exploration of diverse traditions continues to deepen her understanding of Yoga, spirituality, and life’s purpose.
With 28 years of teaching experience and over 36 years immersed in Yogic and Vedic studies, Jullan offers a deeply authentic and holistic approach to wellness. Over the years, she has studied and trained in Iyengar, Ashtanga and Bhakti Yoga, under respected teachers and Gurus in both India and Australia. Her passion for holistic well-being also led her to formal studies in Physical Education, Vedic and Ayurvedic Sciences, Siddha Traditions, and Traditional Chinese Philosophy.
Jullan has spent the past 28 years dedicated to sharing the depth and wisdom of Yoga. In 2003, she founded Yajna Yoga in Doubleview, Perth, a sanctuary for conscious movement, meditation, and inner exploration.
For Jullan, movement has always been a first love, first through the body as a gymnast, and then, through Yoga, meditation and contemplation of the Soul. She sees Yoga as the spiritual science of self-awareness: moment-to-moment presence, and the discernment between what is truly the Self and what is not.
Her teaching emphasises Vedanta (Self-Knowledge) and body biomechanics, the harmonisation of energy throughout the body. This is cultivated through conscious breathing and movement, guided by the energy point system and principles of Ayurveda. Her ultimate aim is to guide each student inward, toward their own light of consciousness (Purusha) and into a new state of healing and stillness (Prakriti).
“The light in my heart continues to expand, as I unconditionally love all aspects of myself, my life, and my beloved sweet Lord, GuruJi”. Jullan
About Yajna Yoga
In Sanskrit, the word Yajna means “worship”, a beautiful and profound concept in both language and essence.
In the Bhagavad Gita, Yoga is often revealed not just as union, but as Yajna, sacred sacrifice. Not a sacrifice of deprivation, but a conscious offering, of the ego, of desire, of effort into the fire of higher intelligence.
Yoga becomes Yajna when we offer our actions without attachment to outcome. When we surrender our breath, our thoughts, our movements, Not for personal gain, but as a gesture of love and remembrance of our Soul and God.
Whatever is truly offered, our pain, our joy, our will, is purified in the sacred flame and transformed. This is the alchemy of Karma Yoga: Action done in service, as ritual, becomes liberation.
Yajna Yoga was founded in Doubleview, Perth, in 2003, and over the years it has become a sanctuary for many in the local community, a lifestyle, a space for meditation, and a source of peace.
In October 2022, Yajna Yoga relocated to a new home on Deanmore Road, Scarborough, where its journey continues.
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