My name is Ganga Ma.

I have been drawn to the spiritual traditions of India since my early teens. Now, at 45 years old and after a deep immersion in the teachings and practice, I am discovering my own authentic ways of expressing the mystery of the unconditional fulfilment that is available to us right here in the simplicity of this moment.

To me, the invitation is always the same, whether I practice asana, sing kirtan or meet you in retreat or a coaching session: I feel the call to surrender to what is here in this moment and return to the effortless, completely natural flow.

​​A yearning to keep deepening and maturing my own experience brings me to Rishikesh and Tiruvanamalai in India often. Here I find inspiration in the wisdom and presence of my teacher, ancient spiritual traditions and pilgrim places.​​​

I feel deep gratitude for Swami Atmananda Udasin. Bathing in his deep wisdom, love, devotion, knowledge and laughter for many years changed my live in indescribable ways. His very clear non-dual teachings are so warm and filled with loving devotion.

As a woman I also feel inspired by female teachers and spiritual friends such as the Indian saint Anandamayi Ma, buddhist nun Tenzin Palmo, Tao Master Karine Martin.

My work is influenced by traditional non-dual teachings (advaita) and the path of bhakti yoga and kashmir yoga. ​

I love studying traditional scriptures during satsang with Swamiji and to visit the samadhi and ashram of Sri Anandamayi Ma, an extraordinary Indian Saint.​