Where ancient wisdom meets modern science to transform your health and well-being.

At Ameya Yoga / House of Tulsi, you'll experience the perfect blend of tradition and innovation, resulting in classes that are effective, transformative, and accessible to everyone.

Meet The Founder

The journey of Ameya Yoga began over fifteen years ago in Boston, dedicated to making authentic wellness accessible across every stage of life. My multi-decade legacy was woven deeply into the local community—guiding elementary children into mindfulness, directing therapeutic movement for renowned senior livings, and anchoring group studio classes.

For the last five years, I poured myself into advanced tutelage and global outreach, hosting international wellness webinars and expanding Ameya Yoga into a virtual coaching platform.

Then came 2026—a profound turning point.

Feeling a deep call to return to hands-on, in-person therapeutic healing, I moved to Arizona, instantly connecting with its luxury of twelve months of restorative sunshine.

Today, as a dual-state licensed advanced esthetician, a 500-hour master yoga teacher, and a clinical herbalist, I have gathered the fullness of my path into House of Tulsi—a private physical sanctuary designed to realign your lifestyle with the rhythms of Mother Nature."

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Hello 👋 — I’m Rashmi, founder of Ameya Yoga / House of Tulsi

The Core Foundations

  • 500-Hour Master Yoga Teacher — Advanced training from

    S-Vyasa University (India) & Arlington Yoga Center (MA), with 15 years of active legacy.

  • Dual-State Licensed Advanced Esthetician — 600-Hour academy graduate specializing in botanical formulation and non-toxic skin barrier restoration.

  • Lineage Ayurvedic & Botanical Training — Traditional pulse reading under pioneer Dr. Vasant Lad, Panchakarma tutelage in India, and Clinical Herbalism.

  • Advanced MIT Analytical Certification — 12-Week Data Science Intensive from MIT (Boston, MA), bringing sharp problem-solving to somatic care.

“Yoga allows you to find an inner peace that is not ruffled and riled by the endless stresses and struggles of life.”

— B.K.S. Iyengar