Ananda began his meditation journey in 2013, driven by a quest for healing and inner connection. This inspired in him a sincere desire to attain a deeper understanding of his being and to explore the meaning of freedom. Over the years, he has investigated various methods and approaches for dwelling in the present moment with greater awareness.

 

His main influences come from three lineages that have shaped his path: Osho’s transformative vision and understanding of meditation, George Gurdjieff’s rigorous discipline of self-awareness, and the natural fluidity of Daoism. Each of these traditions has offered him unique tools for healing, delving into silence, embracing movement, and practicing presence.

 

Since 2013, he has been a sannyasin of Osho and a student of Gurdjieff’s Sacred Movements and Dances under the tutelage of Amiyo Devienne and Chetan Greenberg. Amiyo’s teacher was Avrom Altman of the J. G. Bennett lineage, a direct disciple of Gurdjieff.

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After years of living in India, Turkey, Greece, New Mexico, and Peru—and training with his masters in Gurdjieff’s Movements and in Daoist practices—Ananda returned to his mother's homeland, Mexico, where he now shares all the experiences and techniques he learned from his teachers.

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Since 2018, he has taught Gurdjieff’s Sacred Movements and Chi Kung internationally, integrating these traditions with meditation in spaces designed to inhabit the body, transform the mind, and awaken sensitivity.

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