Ammaji participates in conferences all over the world as a called person. She was a Hindu delegate at the Hindu-Buddhist conferences and the Yoga-Sufism dialogues that took place in India, Colombia, Nepal and Japan, among others. She was one of India's delegates to the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen. She has written more than 30 books on philosophy and runs 2 ashrams in India. With her foundation Purna Vidya she is also dedicated to social and ecological projects, such as children’s education, women-empowerment, preservation and protection of cultural and natural heritage.

Ammaji is one of those rare teachers who understand the intensity and challenges of the spiritual journey, and can communicate these ancient teachings in a way that is both relevant and meaningful for the modern spiritual seeker.

Before starting teaching, Ammaji worked as a microbiologist (master's) in New York for 10 years. She transfers this scientific approach to the Vedanta teaching and thus makes it easier for our western way of thinking to find access to Vedanta.

Due to pandemic situation since March 2020 her teachings mainly switched to online mode – which has brought up new opportunities and formats. To be Ammaji's disciple is an honor and a great opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the essence of your Self – and your yoga practice! Ammaji's classes are delivered in clear English.