Maya Tiwari is an extraordinary spiritual teacher, nurturer, and healer who has been praised by the Parliament of the World’s Religions for her quarter-century long extraordinary work and educational services in fostering inter-faith under-standing and wellness. Having served more than a quarter century as a Vedic Monk belonging to India’s prestigious Veda Vyasa lineage, Maya has made the decision to renounce her monastic title and spiritual moniker—Her Holiness, Sri Swami Mayatitananda—and, as she puts it, “walk a simpler and more accessible life in service of the populations in need.” In 2011, she received both the prestigious Dhanvantari International Award and the Rishi Award for her pioneering work and services in Ayurveda education. In her quarter-century long service to humanity, Maya has helped thousands of people heal from devastating diseases and disorders. As a world-class spiritual teacher, a rebel with a cause and a peace activist, she is the founder of the Wise Earth School of Ayurveda and the Mother Om Mission (MOM), a charitable organization in Guyana, South America, which teaches healing education to at-risk communities where she works in the trenches to transform poverty, despair, and violence into harmony, health, and prosperity. Maya appeared alongside His Holiness the Dalai Lama as a Major Speaker at the Parliament of the World’s Religions, Melbourne, Australia in December 2009 where she first embarked on her Living Ahimsa: The Power of Peace World Tour. She believes, ”World Peace and wellness are entirely dependent on awakening individual awareness for inner harmony.” Since the advent of 9/11, and throughout her Living Ahimsa World Tour, Maya introduces the extraordinary practice of The Vow of Ahimsa, already taken by more than 150,000 participants around the world for the imperative awakening of individual awareness and global consciousness. Don Fata Sharrón Sharrari Valk Natalie Reimer Anderson Janet Lewis Want to go?
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