Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji (PhD in Sanskrit) is the guiding inspiration behind the Center for Feminine Spirituality. From an early age, Babaji felt a deep affinity with India’s spiritual teachings and rich cultural heritage. Raised in a traditional family environment, he witnessed firsthand the essential and dignified role of women as the heart of society. This formative experience has profoundly shaped his lifelong commitment to honoring the feminine spirit of devotion on the spiritual path.

In his teachings on the Sandarbhas and commentaries on the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, Babaji emphasizes the true purpose of the Vedic scriptures: to awaken love for the Divine. He reveals how the amorous pastimes depicted in these texts serve as symbolic expressions of this divine love and are primarily portrayed through feminine characters. These portrayals, he stresses, should never be interpreted through the lens of mundane romantic relationships but understood within their sacred, transcendental context.

Jaya Devi (PhD in Sanskrit) is dedicated to highlight the aesthetic beauty and spiritual depth of Vedic wisdom, which offers timeless guidance for both daily living and inner transformation.

Vedic  teachings are often misinterpreted due to a lack of understanding of the original language , symbolic depth or cultural context. Such misunderstandings conceal their profound value and their relevance to spiritual growth. Jaya Devi is inspired to preserve and promote their authentic interpretation.

Her own journey began with doubts about how women were portrayed in these texts, However, after studying Sanskrit and delving deeply into the scriptures under the guidance of her guru, Sri Satyanarayana Dasa Babaji, she discovered how the multiple descriptions of the feminine in Vedic wisdom are particularly important for spiritual advancement. This revelation inspired her to write From Taj to Vraj: A Feminine Spiritual Odyssey, a personal account of her transformation from materialistic ideals to a profound recognition of the feminine as an integral aspect of spiritual growth.

In addition to her book, Jaya Devi has co-authored The Yoga of Eating and Spiritual Health with her guru and translated the Bhagavad Gita and Hitopadesha from Sanskrit into Dutch, in collaboration with Professor Winand Callewaert, D.Lit.

Through her writings, courses and online presence, Jaya Devi continues to inspire and guide countless individuals on the path of feminine spirituality, highlighting its transformative power for personal and spiritual growth.

Mallika Devi is the dedicated coordinator of the Center for Feminine Spirituality. Her mission is to teach the transformative principles of Feminine Spirituality. She believes that a true understanding of the feminine nature can dramatically enhance the quality of life.

Born in Italy, Mallika has pursued her studies across various countries. She holds a Master's degree in Pedagogy, specializing in intercultural studies, from the University of Cologne in Germany. Additionally, she completed Ayurvedic Therapist Training at the renowned Chakrapani Clinic in Jaipur, India.

Mallika teaches Ayurvedic lifestyle practices such as self-massage and self-face massage during Spiritual Well-being Weekends, offering practical tools to nurture the body, mind, and spirit.

Ladili Devi is a research scholar of the Shrimad Bhagavatam. She also contributes as a video editor for the Center for Feminine Spirituality. Deeply passionate about the meaning of feminine emotions described in Vedic scriptures, Ladili's work explores the intersection of these themes with spiritual teachings.

She holds a Master's degree in Social Solidarity Economy and a diploma in Panchakarma therapy from the Jiva Institute, further enriching her understanding of holistic well-being and spiritual practice.

Ananga Manjari is the coordinator of the Spiritual Well-Being Weekends, dedicated to helping individuals embrace holistic well-being through the principles of Feminine Spirituality. Born in France, Ananga studied Ayurveda at Terre-du-Ciel and is a qualified Ayurvedic Practitioner and Consultant.

Her mission is to raise awareness about Feminine Spirituality as a vital foundation for personal and societal transformation. During the Spiritual Well-Being Weekends, Ananga teaches Jivananda Yoga exercises, Ayurvedic lifestyle practices such as self-massage, and guides participants in creating personalized diet plans to support balanced living.