08/25/2026
There is a reason the teacher-student relationship is so deeply revered in the Vedic traditions.
Traditionally, learning wasn't about collecting information from slides, downloading another course, or checking a box.
It was about relationship.
Observation.
Practice.
Questions.
Conversation.
And, over time, the development of discernment.
Before my first trip to India in 2009, I was given some very specific advice:
**Come to your lessons with questions.**
If I didn't have any questions, I should be prepared to be dismissed.
That stayed with me.
Because the deeper we go into Ayurveda, the more we realize that knowing *about* something isn't the same as knowing how to practice it.
And some things simply cannot be learned from a screen.
This is one of the reasons I offer private preceptorships through Rasayana.
My preceptorships are designed for practitioners and serious students who are ready to move beyond simply accumulating information and begin developing their **clinical judgment, hands-on skills, professional identity, and capacity to apply what they've learned.**
The work is individualized because **you** are not a generic practitioner.
If you're considering private preceptorship and want to explore whether we're a good fit, I've created a Preceptorship Interest & Intake Form as the first step.
**Come with your questions.**
I'll bring mine, too.
→ Complete the **Preceptorship Interest & Intake Form**:
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