Kama Sutra Latino The Sacred Union

Yanina Olmos was born in Cordoba, Argentina, where she practiced meditation and learnt Vedanta since childhood. A brilliant student, she was admitted at the early age of 16 in the prestigious 400-year-old University of Cordoba, and six years later she presented the first thesis ever in video format, a documentary. Yanina later moved to Buenos Aires to pursue her PhD in International Relations at Universidad del Salvador, the renowned Jesuit University, where she focused on cultural globalization and multiculturalism. Her experiences in this University appear as a frame of reflection in her contribution to "Meditation on the Imitation of Christ, A Vedantic Interpretation." Yanina moved to Hollywood, California, in 2005, to join a Vedic monastery. In Hollywood she immediately founded a Hispanic publishing house and pioneered classes, talks and spiritual activities, creating bridges of communality between people of diverse cultures and religions. She is well known for her joyous and inspiring personality, always helping others in achieving their dreams and creative goals. She herself is a prolific book producer, with more than 30 titles she wrote, translated or edited in Spanish and English. Yanina is committed to bring the depth of spirituality into the totality of the human experience, which is shown in the most delicate fashion in "Kama Sutra Latino: The Sacred Union," where she excels as both a writer and a soul-lover.