Today, the terms YOGA and AYURVEDA are well-known throughout the Western world. Yet, there are distinct differences in yoga practices between the West and India. Many in the West do not fully benefit from yoga and Ayurveda. The advantages of yoga, Ayurveda, and ancient Vedic knowledge are incredibly vast.

In Western cultures, the physical practice of yoga is often favored and commonly viewed as a form of exercise. There’s a significant demand for proficient teachers, specialists, and experts who can convey the authentic core of Yoga, Ayurveda, and Indian Vedic knowledge. Amidst this, countless yoga teacher training institutions and Ayurvedic centers emerge daily, each claiming superiority, both in India and the West. Aspiring yoga instructors or Ayurvedic practitioners frequently face confusion due to the plethora of choices, finding it challenging to select the appropriate institution for their training to become educators, experts, or trainers in yoga and Ayurveda.

Choosing to become a yoga teacher or an Ayurvedic expert is a significant life decision for a student. It demands considerable courage, commitment, financial resources, and time. Thus, a strong foundation is essential, as the quality of the yoga teacher training or Ayurvedic education will ultimately shape the proficiency of the yoga instructors, healers, or Ayurvedic practitioners.

As a yogi and spiritual master from India, I find it heartening to witness the growing interest in yoga, spirituality, Ayurveda, and natural living, as well as the eagerness of many to positively impact humanity. However, the challenge lies in identifying suitable yoga teacher training schools, spiritual institutions, and Ayurvedic schools.

I continually questioned myself, “Why shouldn’t I assist them?” Given my capabilities and spiritual family background, I am well-positioned to offer them proper guidance.

The concept of the “World Wellness Academy” emerged from this idea. Now, the “World Wellness Academy” not only dispatches its students to India but also boasts an international footprint across Europe and Southeast Asian nations.

Our educational offerings encompass a diverse range of yoga styles, such as Hatha, Ashtanga, Kundalini, Iyengar, Sivananda, Raja, Bhakti, Tantra, and traditional yoga. Furthermore, we foster strong ties with genuine and established centers dedicated to Ayurveda and Vedic spirituality.

Every year, approximately 1,620 students graduate from these institutions as yoga instructors, while many others pursue studies in diverse Indian Vedic disciplines, including meditation, Ayurveda, chakra, tantra, yantra, mantra, and more. Our goal is to cultivate top-tier yoga educators, spiritual leaders, and experts in Ayurveda. For this reason, we provide continuous support to our students even beyond the completion of their training.

Furthermore, we assist our students in realizing their future aspirations by aiding them in organizing yoga and wellness retreats in India, as well as securing employment as yoga instructors or Ayurvedic therapists, both domestically and internationally.