Silly Sadhvi: Break all the Sutras

Why do altars to dead loved ones only have pictures of them smiling? I want an altar that has my Grandma looking real mean and grumpy. At least that way when I walk past her, I can stop and say, "And I thought I was having a bad day."

A refreshing 100-page collection of irreverent jokes, poems, and spiritual musings that dares to turn traditional yoga wisdom on its head.

Edited by acclaimed South Asian poet Simran Uppal, Silly Sadhvi offers a much-needed queer perspective on spiritual practice, inviting readers to find profound truth through playful rebellion. Perfect for new and experienced yoga practitioners tired of Instagram-perfect poses.

Like ancestral healing traditions that embrace laughter as medicine, Silly Sadhvi reminds us that the path to enlightenment needn't be so serious - sometimes the most profound insights come wrapped in a good belly laugh.

Reviews

  • "I remembered parts during my yoga class! Had me laughing out loud from the start."

    Laurie Payton

  • "I always thought 'spirituality' can be so serious. This really made me giggle"

    Jamie Kokot

  • "Can't wait for the next book! We should all get in touch with our inner Silly Sadhu."

    Lindsey Beumer