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Anandamayi Chaitanya
Anandamayi Chaitanya hails from Japan and completed the TTC at the Yoga Farm in 2014 and ATTC in 2015. She graduated the Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training (SYHET) program in 2019 and is a certified yoga therapist, specializing in Stress Relief techniques and Adapted Yoga practices to meet the needs of her students. She is a skilled Hatha Yoga teacher to beginners up to advanced level practitioners. She has a love for Bhakti Yoga and leads regular kirtan sessions at the Ashram.
Upcoming Programs by Anandamayi Chaitanya
Lavender Harvest Month and Kirtan
Flexible Dates
Available whole month of June | During this Lavender Harvest Month we will harvest lavender from our lavender fields and have workshops on kirtan music. Selfless service is volunteering done without selfish expectations. We welcome karma yogis, especially for this karma yoga week. Karma Yogis serve for four hours a day and have a 50% reduction on accommodations.
Easter Weekend: Creativity & Inspiration
Also with Swami Adi Parashaktiananda, Lila Lolling and Maha Lakshmi, C-IAYT, RYT 500
April 17 - 20, 2025
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.
Karma Yoga Week
Also with Swami Dharmananda
May 4 - 9, 2025
Karma Yoga is service done without selfish expectations. We welcome karma yogis, especially for this karma yoga week. Karma Yogis work four hours a day and have a 50% reduction on accommodations. Gardening, maintenance, building and cooking skills are especially welcome. A Permaculture Action Day will also be taking place on Tuesday, October 10th as part of the Karma Yoga Week.
Kirtan & Singing for Opening the Heart
September 25 - 28, 2025
Bhakti yoga is a natural path for those who are dominantly seeking emotional fulfillment, and desire to convert worldly emotions into Divine devotion. The devotee visualizes the Lord sitting or standing before him/her. He/she pours out her heart’s love, adoration, and shares his/her deepest thoughts and concerns with the Lord until a continuous flow of awareness moves between devotee and his/her beloved Lord. This continuous flow of love brings about a a close relationship with God and culminates in Divine Union in which the worshiper and that which is worshiped become One.