
Kellye Davis
Biography
Stress management lifestyle leader Kellye Thunder Davis is a leading meditation and mindfulness instructor recognized for her commitment to spiritual practices, self-exploration, and ecological awareness. She is also the author of two inspirational wellness books, The Bliss Principle and, her newest one, The Nature Codes.
For over two decades, her studies and work have led her across the globe to places like India, Africa, the Caribbean, and South America. She trained in Dhyana Yoga, Pranayama Yoga, and Yoga Nidra. Her classes, lectures, and retreats, which focus on eco-healing, meditation, stress management, and grief, are offered globally.
Davis offers her “True to Bliss” restorative yoga and meditation seminars and classes internationally at spas, colleges, prisons, and leading companies. Former clients include PepsiCo, Bayer, Oxford Health, and Snapple. She has taught corporate restorative yoga classes in such companies as Bayer, ABC Television Network, Ciba-Geigy, and Diversified Investment Services.
Her articles and columns have been featured in Woman's World, Essence, and in The New York Daily News, and she has had TV lifestyle segments on Home Matters on the Discovery Network, NBC-NY, and CBS-NY.
Davis’s education and certifications include attending Integral Yoga Institute for Yoga Science Studies, earning a degree in Speech Communications from Northeastern university, and completing leadership training with Landmark Education. She also received Yoga Nidra Certificate Training, SYDA Prison Project Meditation Teacher training, and RYT/200 Hours Hatha Yoga Basic Asanas/Pranayama Teacher Certification + Inservices.
Davis, who is on a mission to empower individuals to manage daily stress and to find inner peace, works in the greater New York City metropolitan area and resides in Westchester County, New York.
Achievements & Recognitions
Recognized with the President’s Appreciation Award from Lions Club International for outstanding community service and outreach to underserved communities. Contributions included volunteering at food banks, supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, assisting people who are visually impaired, and providing charitable support to those in need.