

Remember, rebalance, and return to your joyous-self
Art Therapy: Self Portrait - I Am That
I Am That
In the Vedic Philosophy there is a Mantra, that
connects us with our true self
allows us to meet us where we are
accept us as we are
"SO HUM" - I Am That
Join this session and explore what this Mantra means to you.
Who are you in your true essence?
What is just a construct of Illusion that stops you from being you?
Paint a Honest-Raw-Loving Self-Portrait - Like a mirror.
Mantra Art Is...
A unique & deeply reflective Art Therapy practice by Soul Veda.
Each session weaves together meditation, breathwork, art therapy, and the power of community —
a gentle yet profound journey of self-expression and inner change.
You’ll leave feeling lighter, grounded, emotionally balanced,
and more connected to yourself and your inner clarity.
July Flow
Vedic Philosophy & Psychology
Short introduction about the concept of Identity, Ego, Attachment and Illusion (Maya).Guided Mantra Meditation
A gentle mantra-based meditation to calm the nervous system, soften the mind, and invite a deeper sense of flow, trust, and connection with the rhythm of life.Guided Art Therapy Practice — Self-Portrait
In this creative process, we will explore the theme of I AM THAT (SO HUM) by creating a self-portrait — a raw, loving, kind but honest reflection.Sharing & Reflection
We close the evening with tea & snacks, creating a warm space for reflection, connection, and gentle integration.
About Your Coach – Mamta Rana -soulveda.art
Mamta is a certified Art Therapy Coach whose holistic approach weaves together mindfulness, intuitive painting, meditation, and yogic philosophy.
She further refined her expertise through her professional training as an Ayurveda Therapist & Ayurvedic Psychotherapist.
As a traditional Hatha Yoga Teacher, she brings depth and authenticity to her work, enriched by the generational wisdom passed down through her Indian roots.
Her work integrates these disciplines into a grounded, creative, and deeply healing therapeutic framework.
Remember, rebalance, and return to your joyous-self