Jaymati Weaver

Jaymati is the Manager and Lead Teacher at Third Eye Yoga, bringing a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion to the art and science of yoga. She holds the designation of 500-hour E-RYT and YACEP, with specialized certifications in Amrit Body Psychology, Advanced Yoga Nidra, Posture of Consciousness, Meditation in Motion, Master Reiki Therapy, and over 100 certified hours in Vedic Thai Bodywork. She is currently pursuing her 800-hour Yoga Therapy training, recognized by the International Yoga Alliance. 

A dedicated yoga practitioner for over 15 years and a devoted student of the tradition for more than eight, Jaymati has committed her life to exploring the transformative relationship between body, mind, and spirit. 

Her teaching philosophy centers on the understanding that true healing and transformation come through bringing harmony to our physical, mental, and emotional bodies. With a deep appreciation for the innate wisdom within all sentient beings, Jaymati is passionate about supporting others in reconnecting with their authentic nature and rediscovering the infinite potential that resides within. 

Jaymati is the creator and instructor of Third Eye Yoga’s 200-hour Integrated Hatha Yoga Teacher Training curriculum, guiding aspiring teachers through an immersive study of yoga, self-awareness, and embodied practice. 

Her classes and offerings include Integrated Hatha Yoga, Posture of Consciousness, Restorative Yoga, Pranayama, Yoga Nidra, and Meditation in Motion. She also offers private sessions in Vedic Thai Bodywork, Yoga Therapeutics, Yoga Nidra, Prenatal Yoga, and Children’s Yoga. 

Together with Robb, Jaymati creates unique workshops, immersive experiences, and yoga retreats designed to inspire personal growth, rejuvenation, and restoration. 

At the heart of Jaymati’s work is a simple yet profound intention: to create a space where each individual can reconnect with themselves, awaken their inner wisdom, and experience the transformative potential of yoga—not simply as a practice, but as a way of being.