Waylon was born in the forest and mountains of British Columbia, Canada.
He spent the first six years of his life on the farm spending time with the animals and trees. At 12 months he suffered a massive head injury from an accident which almost resulted in Brain damage. He recovered to full working order, however the emotional scars cast a shadow over his youth and adolescence. Waylon's school years were filled with solitude, introspection and martial arts. After completing high school and having no clue what to do with his life, Waylon attended a local University college studying philosophy. Being open to anything new, he became interested in the nearby Hindu temple advertising yoga and meditation classes. From the moment he began his first experience with yoga, Waylon had found his home. After his first class, his daily migraines were healed. A new sense of mindfulness, vitality and happiness were discovered. Waylon adapted to the disciplines easily, having an extensive background in martial arts. In the temple he was privileged to have studied with many Sadhus, Baba's, yogi's and Mahatma's from India. Soon, he met one that resonated deeply with his heart. Mahatma Fakiranadji initiated him on the path of Raja Yoga and he began studying Meditation, philosophy and immersing himself in extensive practices. He also took an interest in Taoist yoga and began to study Tantra.  Traveling around the world, immersed in many languages and culture, Waylon began sharing, learning and practicing extensively. In India, Waylon began his studies in Tibetan Buddhism, the Sitar, Intricacies of Vinyasa, Advaita, Tapas and esoteric yoga. Then in Shanghai, he began to teach and study with Dominique Renucci and Matej Jurenka. Back in North America, Waylon has continued to practice and Study extensively. Having studied with Dharma Mittra, Deepak Chopra, Ana Forrest and taken the vows of a Bodhisattva. Waylon currently lives in Vancouver, Canada where he is continuing his studies and teachings.
He is also performing with the Sitar, Guitar and with various musical projects.

He has created a “temple” for an intentional community, teaching yoga and living Yoga with every breath.