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Maha Lakshmi, C-IAYT, RYT 500
Maha Lakshmi, C-IAYT, RYT 500 is a teacher of Classical Yoga for many years and graduated the Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training program in 2020. A student of Ayurveda, a practitioner of the Four Paths of Yoga, and a dedicated student of Swami Sitaramananda and the teachings of Sivananda Yoga, Maha Lakshmi brings a brightness and sincerity to the Yoga teachings. Mahalakshmi is dedicated to helping students create a firm and practical foundation on which to build their Yoga practice. She specializes in Yoga for Diabetes, Chronic Pain, Nutrition and Diet.
Upcoming Programs by Maha Lakshmi, C-IAYT, RYT 500
Holiday Retreat: Finding Inner Strength in a World of Constant Change
Also with Swami Adiparashaktiananda, Swami Sivasankariananda, Swami Divyananda, Bill Sinclair (Ramdas), Nitya (Hoa Tran), Omkara, Pundit Bhima, Atmajyoti Chaitanya and Karuna Chaitanya
December 18, 2026 - January 3, 2027
Join for 2 days or all 12 days | This year we will have a variety of workshops on Prasad: The sweetness of devotion, Ayurveda Self Care, Emotional Intelligence, Removing blockages with yoga and massage, Yantra painting, Selfless love, Positive thinking circle, Self as Satchitananda
Easter Weekend: Renewal & Creativity (Family friendly)
Also with Swami Divyananda and Atmajyoti Chaitanya
March 26 - 28, 2027
Join us for this special Easter weekend, as we explore the classical Yogic knowledge and how to apply for our own healing and spiritual growth. Harmonize body, mind and spirit with daily Satsang (meditation, chanting, Yoga talk); asana and pranayama classes; nature walks; and workshops.
Explore the Foundations of Yoga Life
April 2 - 9, 2027
Your sense of well-being is our priority. The intelligence of the Sivananda classical Yoga system is based on five aspects of a healthy and balanced life. Feeling good is multi-faceted and depends on your attention to proper exercise, proper breathing, proper relaxation, proper diet and positive thinking and meditation. These practices are considered the “yogic lifestyle” and are integrated in daily life at the Ashram.