
Your body has been trying to tell you something. You just haven’t had the language for it yet.
Four immersive sessions explored the healing wisdom of Ayurveda, from understanding your unique constitution to supporting digestion, mental health, and living in rhythm with the seasons. Private consultations were fully booked.
May 1–4, 2026 · East Millcreek, Salt Lake City, UT · Event Concluded
Why This Weekend
Maybe it’s the afternoon crash you can’t explain. The anxiety that sits just below the surface. The sense that you’re doing everything “right” and still feel off.
Ayurveda doesn’t treat symptoms in isolation. It starts with your constitution, your unique combination of elements, and works from there. When you understand your dosha, everything from what you eat to how you sleep to why you get stuck starts to make sense.
This is a rare chance to spend a weekend with one of the most knowledgeable Ayurvedic practitioners working today, in a small group, in Salt Lake City, with room to go deep.
You’ll leave this weekend with a framework for understanding your own body that you’ll use for the rest of your life, not a set of rules to follow, but a language to finally speak with yourself.
Why YogaSoul is hosting this
Ayurvedic wisdom has been part of Rachel’s teaching and personal practice for a long time. Finding a practitioner she trusted enough to bring to YogaSoul, someone who holds the tradition rigorously but applies it with warmth and nuance, took much longer. Anjali is that person.
This weekend is a YogaSoul event, which means the same standard of care and curation that goes into our teacher trainings and retreats goes into this. Small group. Intimate space. A facilitator who will actually know who you are by the end of the weekend.
“I’ve been looking for someone who holds Ayurveda the way I hold yoga, as a living practice, not a protocol. Anjali is that person. I’m bringing her here because I want the YogaSoul community to have access to this.”
Rachel Cieslewicz · Co-Founder, YogaSoul
A private Ayurvedic consultation is an opportunity to explore your health through a personalized and holistic lens. Together we look at your constitution, digestion, lifestyle, and current concerns, developing a practical plan tailored entirely to you. Consultations on Monday, May 4 were fully booked. Stay connected for Anjali’s next visit.
Rooted Rasa · Madhya Way Ayurveda School
Most of the people Anjali works with already know something is off, they just don’t have the framework to name it. She built her practice for exactly that person: someone who’s tried the protocols, read the books, and still hasn’t found what fits their specific body and life.
Anjali Deva is an Ayurvedic practitioner, educator, and writer based in the mountains of Southern California. She is the founder of Rooted Rasa, a private Ayurvedic practice specializing in a trauma-informed approach to healing, and Madhya Way Ayurveda School, a professional training program in integrative Ayurveda.
Her work focuses on the relationship between digestion, mental health, and emotional well-being. Drawing from classical Ayurvedic teachings as well as yoga, meditation, and herbalism, she helps clients and students cultivate resilience, balance, and deeper connection to their bodies.
You leave with a framework that’s actually yours, not a generic protocol from a quiz. You understand what your body has been asking for. And you have practical tools to work with it, not against it.
There are Ayurvedic resources online. Anjali is not one of them. We’re grateful our community showed up the way they did this weekend.
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Stay Connected
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Contact YogaSoul →We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us, to Anjali for her extraordinary teaching, and to the YogaSoul community for showing up with such openness and intention.
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