Dr. Amit Sharma
Lead Trainer
Yogi Amit Sharma has devoted his life to understand various traditions of Yoga and Meditations in India with a continuous practice of more than 20 years. He has been awarded with a Doctorate degree by Panjab University, Chandigarh, recognising his contributions to deepen the understanding of centuries old tradition of Yoga. In addition, Amit comes from a family with generations of Yoga practice and teaching. He is also certified as a ‘Senior Teacher’ (Level 3 Member, Membership No: 3835) by Yoga Australia.
Who We Are ?
What is Dhamma?
There is an ever-present and ever-lasting cosmic order that is the primary nature of the universal intelligence. This principle is known as Rta in the Vedic tradition. This eternal and imperishable universal truth is accessible to everyone who seeks it. Once the things of the universe starts encompassing this cosmic order, it become their dharma (dharyati iti dharma). Dhamma is the Prakrit version of the Sanskrit word, Dharma. Dharma is the eternal truth that is experienceable to every seeker across the world. Love and compassion are the beautiful manifestations of this subtle experience.
ABOUT US
ABOUT US
What is Dhamma?
Community Support and Encouragement
Dhamma Yoga is a not-for-profit, volunteer based Yoga and Ayurveda centre run by a beautiful, happy yogic community seeking to live a simple, clean, nature-friendly, fulfilled and spiritually elevated way of life!
Our Initiatives
At Dhamma Yoga, we believe that the practice of Yoga can not confine only within the boundaries of your yoga mat. A good practice is like the fragrance of a flower that spreads around spontaneously. Dhamma Yoga volunteers reach out to the society to give their hand wherever needed. Here are a list of some of our initiatives.
WHAT WE DO
Support your body and mind with consistent practice
- Mindful movement for balance and mobility
- Guided breathwork to calm the nervous system
- Meditation practices for clarity and steadiness
- Options for beginners through intermediate levels
WHY CHOOSE US
A calm, welcoming space in Blacktown
Dhamma Yoga is run by a community of volunteers with a mission to reduce suffering and uplift wellbeing through yoga and Ayurveda. Expect care, simplicity, and practices that support real change over time.
Yoga For Balance
Build steadiness, strength, and flexibility in a way that respects your body.
Inner peace through practical tools
Breath + movement + mindfulness you can use in traffic, at work, and at home.
HOW IT WORK
Discover our yoga and meditation process
Choose Your Yoga Practice
Pick a flow class, gentle therapeutic Hatha, strength-based practice, or meditation.
Schedule Your Yoga Session
Reserve your spot and come a few minutes early to settle in (or join online when applicable).
Practice Mindfulness & Build the habit
Start with 1–2 sessions a week. Small consistency beats big intensity every time.
FAQS
Answers to common yoga meditation questions
- No. We offer beginner-friendly options and always share modifications so you can practice safely from day one.
If you want calm and recovery, start with Ida (Gentle Hatha). If you want energy and movement, start with Pingala (Vinyasa).
- A yoga mat and water. If you’re not sure, message us and we’ll guide you.
Yes, there’s an Online Unlimited plan for online classes only.
Group classes are in Blacktown (1 Bessemer Street) and personal sessions are in Blacktown (Fourth Avenue).
