Mukti is the Founder and Director of the Vedic Conservatory which includes ten excellently qualified instructors hand picked and certified by Mukti. Mukti is a graduate of the notable Lek Chaya, ITM and Sunshine Schools in Chiang Mai, Thailand and regularly hosts student study tours to Thailand. Mukti is also a certified instructor for Thai Healing Alliance International T.H.A.I. Mukti has initiated certification to over 20,000 students in 9 countries and documents teaching over 1000 hours every year since 1996. His previous professional background includes graduation from The Swedish Institute NYC in 1984, the advanced program at The Ohashi Institute in NYC in 1985, and The Anma Institute in San Francisco, CA in 1986 and in 1996 Mukti achieved Level Three Instructor status with The International Thai Therapy Association [I.T.T.A]. Mukti is a member of ABMP and a certified instructor with Thai Healing Alliance International [T.H.A.I.] and is New York and Florida state licensed. Mukti is a certified Revelation Breathing Coach and Tratak Meditation Initiator. At age 24 Mukti was ordained by the renowned spiritual teacher and acharya A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada into the Gaudiya Vaisnava Sampradaya [lineage] as a Hare Krishna monastic and was instrumental in opening several yoga and meditation centers worldwide.

Vrindavan Priya is a multi-disciplinary musical artist and is most known for her kirtan offering (an emerging genre based on ancient Indian mantras or chants). Born in the Czech Republic, she was drawn to practitioners of bhakti and found their music unifying and transporting. She loves bringing gatherings of people together in rhythmic singing of mantras or poetic names of God.

Gokula has an MD/PhD in dermatology, internal medicine, integrative medicine and Ayurvedic doctorate education. Gokula is married to Laksmi Nrsimha and they both live in Boca Raton with their adorable son.

Barbara, 500-hour RYT, was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
During her childhood she was trained in ballet, contemporary dance, music, art, and others.  She moved to the United States in 2001 and her passion for yoga was awaken in 2015 when she attended her first yoga class at Anuttara Yoga Shala. After 2 years of practicing regularly, fascinated with all the aspects of the practice, in 2017 she completed her first 100hr Anuttara Vinyasa certification. In 2018, 200hr Anuttara Hatha and lastly, in 2020,  200hr Anuttara Raja Yoga.  All of these trainings were under the guidance of Philip Christodoulou at Anuttara Yoga Shala and the lineage of Kriya Yoga, self-realization.
Yoga has changed her life radically and she is eager to spread awareness, compassion, philosophy, and the ancient tools and techniques to achieve our highest potential. Become a better human being. She wants students to grasp the importance of making as much spiritual progress as possible during this lifetime and to find ways to be at service.
Ultimately, her mission is to help others have a better understanding of the mind, the body, and the soul and the personal connection to the supreme consciousnesses.

Jaya Krsna joined ISKCON in 2003 in Switzerland after working for 25 years in various leadership positions in business. He served as Director of Bhaktivedanta College at Radhadesh, Belgium for seven
years before assuming, and currently serving in the role of Temple President of New Vrindaban in 2011. He loves to share the bhakti principles with guests at New Vrindaban and is often seen with them on tours of the vast 2500 acre property. He is eager to share his journey in bhakti and the teachings along with it. Jaya Krsna will be leading sacred wisdom discussions.

Sonia is a Vedic chef and Ayurvedic practitioner. She expresses her creativity through cooking and deeply loves to share with others the teachings she has been exposed to. With her extensive curriculum in teaching for more than 15 years different modalities, from math to chemistry, dance to Ayurveda, she feels she has found her passion and purpose. She is eager to spread the wonderful teachings of a plant-based lifestyle, as well as Ayurvedic cuisine and holistic medicine. In 2014 she opened the first Ayurveda cafe in South Florida. During the past 7 years, she has been applying the ayurvedic principles in every dish. She was invited to participate and show her healing kitchen at various prestigious venues.  She will be offering complimentary pulse readings on Saturday from 10am-6pm.

Serafima is Mukti's wife, and she founded the Family KungFu School in Russia, Moscow and trained adults and children for over 17 years. Her specialty is Vedic Thai Yoga which incorporates with BioField energies and the chakra system. She will be offering bodywork at a discounted rate on Saturday from 10am-6pm.

Anuradha was born to an Indian family in an African hospital in the midlands of South Africa—she loves to cook for friends and family, regarding food as a means to healing the heart. She lives with her Swiss husband Jaya Krsna in an intentional spiritual community that he manages in West Virginia. She will be leading small group discussions and cooking for us.

Laksmi is a teacher and seasoned bhakti practitioner.  He will share his extensive bhakti and Ayurveda knowledge and lead everyone in sweet kirtan with his melodious drum/mrdanga playing.

Sarah was first introduced to bhakti yoga over 20 years ago but was still seeking so did not fully embrace the practice until after she had explored the physical sciences, a career in social service, co-owned a bicycle shop all while centering her life around exercise, health and wellness. She found that these physically focused modalities don't offer true happiness or protection from the hardships of life, and found her questions to be answered through the bhakti yoga practice.  Sarah graduated with her 200 hour teacher training in spring of 2021 and currently lives with her charismatic labradoodle Shanti in New Vrindaban, WV.  Sarah will be leading the small group discussions, hosting, and sharing her unique cooking with us.