Demi Moore is reportedly in high spirits now
Highlights
- After a 'soul searching' pilgrimage to India, actress Demi Moore is back here with her guru, Hargopal Kaur Khalsa.
- The 50-year-old suffered a public meltdown after her split from husband and actor Ashton Kutcher.
- Now Moore, who is set to divorce Kutcher, is in high spirits as she led the Kundalini yoga teacher out of the airport here, dailymail.co.uk reports.
- She was wearing black ensemble with ankle boots and a warm wrap-around cardigan.
- Her teacher was dressed in white, including a white turban wrapped snugly around her head.
- They were spotted earlier this week at McLeod Ganj in Dharamsala, reportedly studying with the Dalai Lama.
- According to UsWeekly, Moore and Khalsa were visiting Dharamsala to attend the Mind and Life conference called "Craving, Desire and Addiction".
- Khalsa is a disciple of Yogi Bhajan, who famously brought his own invented version of Kundalini yoga to the West in the late 1960s.
- She is a Western convert to Sikh religion. Yogi Bhajan's motto for her Los Angeles classes is 'Relax, Release and Blossom'.
After a 'soul searching' pilgrimage to India, actress Demi Moore is back here with her guru, Hargopal Kaur Khalsa.
The 50-year-old suffered a public meltdown after her split from husband and actor Ashton Kutcher.
Now Moore, who is set to divorce Kutcher, is in high spirits as she led the Kundalini yoga teacher out of the airport here, dailymail.co.uk reports.
She was wearing black ensemble with ankle boots and a warm wrap-around cardigan.
Her teacher was dressed in white, including a white turban wrapped snugly around her head.
They were spotted earlier this week at McLeod Ganj in Dharamsala, reportedly studying with the Dalai Lama.
According to UsWeekly, Moore and Khalsa were visiting Dharamsala to attend the Mind and Life conference called "Craving, Desire and Addiction".
Khalsa is a disciple of Yogi Bhajan, who famously brought his own invented version of Kundalini yoga to the West in the late 1960s.
She is a Western convert to Sikh religion. Yogi Bhajan's motto for her Los Angeles classes is 'Relax, Release and Blossom'.