

Experiential Workshop Facilitator | Transition Mentor
Creating meaningful group experiences that help people slow down, explore within, and develop greater self-awareness, emotional resilience and clarity.
ABOUT

Meet Aditya
Aditya Dutta is an experiential workshop facilitator and Transition Mentor with more than 13 years of experience designing and facilitating transformative educational experiences.
His work brings together psychology-informed education, breathwork, meditation, self-awareness and experiential practices to help people explore inner patterns, navigate life transitions and reconnect with their authentic sense of self.
Over the years, Aditya has facilitated workshops and learning experiences for diverse groups and communities internationally. His approach is experiential and accessible — combining guided practices, reflection, dialogue and practical tools rather than simply delivering information.
Today, Aditya offers 3-hour experiences, 1-day intensives and 2-day immersive workshops that can be adapted for wellness studios, healing communities, retreats and organizations.
His workshop themes include:
Breathwork | Meditation | Past Life Regression | Chakra Exploration | Shadow Work | Divine Union | Personal Transformation
"My role is not to tell people who they are. It is to create the space in which they can explore and discover for themselves."

Blessed are the curious, for they shall have adventures -Lovelle Drachman
- RUMI
COURSES OFFERED
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AVAIL FREE RESOURCE
You will get free access to many prerecorded Aditya's webinars and exclusive resources to strengthen your roots.
Free Membership
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GET ACCESS TO HIGHLY DISCOUNTED COURSES
Customized workshop for Men, Women & Couples in Sacred Intimacy.
Exclusive Workshop for Men & Women
VIDEOS
Breathwork Guided Meditation
Calm slow paced Breathwok session
Guided Past Life Regression Session
A guided journey to your Past Life
Release Negative Emotions
Learn a Qigong technique to release negative emotions
Relationship Archetypes
Most Relationships Ignore This, But They Really Shouldn’t

























