1. Biography
Z. Light Miller
1962 Tantra training in Kundalini Yoga; Madras, India.
1964.68 Undergraduate studies; Brooklyn College, New York
University, Merrit College, University of California,
Berkeley, University of Madrid, Spain.
1968 Los Angeles School of Massage; teachers training and massage certification.
1972 Interpreter for two Indian Masters teaching yoga and meditation.
Teacher certification in Yoga and Meditation.
1973 Brotherhood of the Source, Hollywood, California.
Certified in Tantra and Midwifery.
1974 Owned and managed the first raw food restaurant in Miami, Florida
1978 North Western of Medicine College of Natural
Managed health food cooperative While.
1977 Owner/Manager, ClearLight Juice Bar.
Managed health food cooperative.
1977 State licensed as a massage therapist in Oregon.
1978 Rudolf Steiner College, Teachers Training Certification Program. Naturalpathic
Medicine.
1979 Graduated from Guru Kula Program in India.
1981.89 Co-Founder, Owner, Teacher of the Well Being Clinic, Well Being Massage School,
and the Wholistic Studies School in Sacramento, California.
1987 On Purpose Seminar Training Program.
1988 Studied with Dr. Ram Panday of New York in Ayurvedic Medicine and Pancha
Karma.
1989 Training and certification in Ayurveda, Marma Point Therapy, and Pulse Diagnosis
with Dr. Pancha Bai Chotay of Santa Cruz, India; received N.D. Degree. The first
female Kaya Kalpa practitioner ever trained in this ancient rejuvenative art.
1989.91 Co-Founder and Owner, Molokai Chiropractic Clinic and Molokai
Massage Center.
1990 Founder of Earth Essentials Company; rare and common essential oils.
1992- Conducted hundreds of seminars, lectures, workshops, and
Present private lifestyle consultations in Canada, Mexico, Europe and
throughout the United States in Ayurveda, Aromatherapy, Massage,
Holistic Medicine, Self Care, Tantra, and the Goddess.
1993 Editorial Consultant – Healthy and Natural Magazine and published

2. the “Ayurvedic Home Study Course.”
1995 Published book, Ayurveda & Aromatherapy – by Lotus Press.
1996 Self-published Ayurveda Correspondence Course.
1999 Lotus Press published book, Ayurvedic Remedies for the Whole Family.
2000 Opened the Sarasota Branch of the Vedic Florida College offering full college
degrees in Ayurveda and Aromatherapy.
2001 All Ayurveda and Aromatherapy college courses are State approved, as well as
national accreditation given for aromatherapy and massage therapy.
2002 Invited to be on the Board of Directors of the National Ayurveda Medical
Association (NAMA).
2003 Chairperson for the National Conference of the National Ayurveda Medical
Association.
Opened new center, Ayurvedic Center for Well Being, a full service Ayurvedic spa
and treatment center.
Opened organic, gourmet restaurant, Prasad, within the Ayurvedic Center.
2007
2009 Opened The Light Center of Spiritual Awareness
2011 Opened The Ayurvedic Center For Well Being in South Florida.
2012 Ayurvedic College for Wellbeing
1991– Present:
Articles published in the following periodicals:
The Spirit of Richmond Magazine
New Dimensions Magazine
New Times Magazine
Shared Vision Magazine
Healthy and Natural Magazine
Granary News
New Age Magazine
Clear Mind Magazine
Awakening Magazine
Ayurvedic Journal
Ayurveda Journal for NAMA
Natural Awakenings
Wrote Ayurvedic Curative Cuisine for Everyone
Interviews:
The Taos News
Swedish Press International
The Gary Spivey Radio Show – Tampa, Florida
The Alan Hutman Show – Santa Fe, New Mexico
What’s Natural Radio – Boulder, Colorado

3. Speaking Engagements:
The Chopra Center of Wellbeing
The Edgar Cayce Center
California Association of Ayurvedic Medicine
On Purpose
National Association of Holistic Aromatherapists
Aromatherapy, etc.
Sarasota School of Massage Therapy
Florida College of Natural Healing Arts
Woman’s Resource Center
Interviewed for The Oprah Show
Ringling Museum of Art
Heritage Center
California Ayurveda Association of Medicine (CAAM)
National Association of Holistic Aromatherapists
Every year she speaks for NAMA
Professional Associations:
American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA)
National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA)
National Association of Professional Women
American Ayurvedic Association (AAA)
National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA)
Board Member – (NAMA)
APNA – Ayurvedic prpfesionals of North America
Women Prosperity Network (WPN)