Are you interested in learning about ancient Ayurvedic practices, and how they can benefit your lifestyle? Join our four-week program which is starting on August 16th, 2025! Together we will be diving into different aspects of Ayurveda and gradually bringing positive changes into your lifestyle. Due to differences in time zones, we understand that not everyone will be able to join the session live.
But that doesn’t mean you need to miss out. You can still purchase the workshop and the recordings will be sent to you after the session.
Ayurveda is first and foremost a lifestyle. Today there is an over-emphasis on the medical aspects of Ayurveda: the herbs, detoxification therapies and such. However an ancient Ayurvedic proverb showcases a timeless truth: If your lifestyle is wrong, medicine is of no use. If your lifestyle is correct, medicine is of no need. Using medicine as a cure for an existing problem without first changing our lifestyle can only go so far. This Course is designed to help you understand the principles of Ayurveda, so that you can take charge of your own health and well-being.
Teacher & Co-Founder
Ewelina is a yoga teacher and holistic health coach. She is a dedicated practitioner of ashtanga yoga, meditation and ayurveda. In her teachings, she supports others on their way towards balance, health and fulfilment. She sees wellbeing as a composite of many important aspects; such as emotions, health, mindset, relationships, spirituality, career and quality of life. She taught a variety of courses, teacher trainings and retreats in South East Asia, Europe and Middle East. She also writes books and creates online programs focused on holistic wellbeing. As she found so much healing in yogic lifestyle, she feels the most happy when sharing the practice with others.
Teacher & Co-Founder
Rohil has taught immersive retreat and teacher training programs in Morocco, Bali and India. He has spent long periods of time learning & practicing Ashtanga in the traditional Mysore-style, as well as classical Hatha with his teachers in Mysore and Rishikesh. He believes that yoga is not simply a physical practice and strives to highlight the philosophies that underlie these rich and sacred traditions. His teachings are non-dogmatic, whereby different students receive unique and appropriate instruction to tailor the practice to their needs and not the other way around. He has also completed a masters in Cognitive Neuroscience to understand the scientific basis behind the various practices of yoga.