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Mount Madonna Center is a prominent non-profit holistic retreat center and intentional community situated on 380 acres of redwood forests and sweeping open grasslands atop the Santa Cruz Mountains, overlooking Monterey Bay in Watsonville, California. Inspired by the teachings and legacy of the master yogi and silent monk Baba Hari Dass, the center has served since 1978 as a tranquil sanctuary dedicated to lifelong learning, spiritual reflection, and human potential. Grounded in the principles of classical yoga, selfless service (karma yoga), and community living, Mount Madonna provides a supportive, contemplative container for individuals seeking inner peace, personal transformation, and holistic wellness. The center offers a diverse range of comprehensive services and educational programs designed to nourish the mind, body, and spirit. Through its classical School of Yoga and accredited College of Ayurveda, Mount Madonna delivers professional teacher training programs, foundational courses, and immersive workshops spanning asana, meditation, and ancient Vedic health sciences. Visitors and resident seekers also benefit from the Kaya Kalpa Wellness Center, which provides therapeutic massage, energy healing, and personalized Ayurvedic consultations. Accompanied by vegetarian, locally sourced meals, sacred spaces like the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, and flexible personal or group retreat options, Mount Madonna remains a vital beacon for authentic spiritual practice and holistic healing.
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health is a nonprofit educational organization located in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, described as the largest yoga and holistic retreat and educational center in North America. Rooted in the wisdom traditions of yoga, Ayurveda, and mindful living, Kripalu is dedicated to igniting personal and societal transformation through the wisdom and practice of yoga. The center offers on-campus retreats, programs, and teacher trainings, as well as online experiences that reach participants around the world. Its roots trace back to Swami Kripalu, a revered yoga master from India whose teachings emphasized compassion, self-inquiry, and the transformative power of practice.
The Art of Living Retreat Center is a sanctuary nestled on 380 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Boone, North Carolina. For over a decade, we have offered retreats rooted in meditation, yoga, and Ayurveda, drawing on the lineage of founder Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. The Art of Living Retreat Center is a premier wellness sanctuary nestled across 380 pristine acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Boone, North Carolina. Inspired by the teachings of global humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the center serves as a transformative hub for meditation, yoga, ancient wisdom, and modern holistic health. Surrounded by tranquil forests and sweeping mountain vistas, the property provides an inviting space for individuals seeking to pause, reset, and reconnect with inner peace, emotional balance, and whole-person wellness. The center offers a diverse curriculum of signature programs, including immersive breathwork and meditation courses, silent retreats, Sri Sri Yoga teacher trainings, and specialized wellness getaways. Alongside its retreat offerings, it features the renowned Shankara Ayurveda Wellness Spa—specializing in traditional Panchakarma cleanses and holistic bodywork—as well as flexible rest-and-relaxation stays. By blending time-tested Eastern traditions with contemporary wellness care, the center empowers guests to navigate stress, cultivate deep mindfulness, and foster lasting personal transformation.
The National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) represents the Ayurvedic profession in the United States. Incorporated in 2000, our association grew from conversations that began in 1998 among four founders seeking to support Ayurvedic practitioners and preserve classical Ayurvedic education and practice. Today, we bring together professionals, students, educators, and organizations to advance Ayurveda through professional development, an evidence-based approach, community outreach, and collaborative partnerships. Our work supports educational standards, ethical practice, and greater public understanding of Ayurveda. We offer membership options for different stages of learning and professional practice. Through our Professional Ayurvedic Continuing Education (PACE) program, educational events, and annual conference, we help members deepen their knowledge and connect with colleagues. Our public directories help people find Ayurvedic professionals, educational organizations, and state associations. We also established the NAMA Certification Board (NAMACB) to develop and administer professional certification examinations and maintain certification standards. Guided by an elected volunteer board, we work to preserve Ayurveda’s traditional foundations while supporting its responsible development in the United States.
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