Laughter might be one of the most spiritual things we do.
Laughter might be one of the most spiritual things we do. It is one of the most innate and elevated human experiences, a universal language that allows us to connect beyond words and is a natural expression of the bliss that lives within us.
There is something profoundly healing in making our own stories funny.
In this talk, Isabel explores comedy and laughter as powerful tools for healing and transformation. What feels like drama in one moment, with time and perspective, can become something we laugh about. In this way, comedy becomes a mechanism for processing and transforming our experiences.
Drawing from her background teaching Vedic Meditation and volunteering as a hospital clown, Isabel shares how the principles of comedy are deeply aligned with Vedic wisdom.
Just like meditation, comedy invites us to step back, observe, and engage with life from a more expanded state of awareness. It reminds us that even in the midst of challenge, there is space for lightness, connection, and joy.
Length: 90 minutes
Cost: Free with RSVP
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Isabel Keoseyan is a Vedic Meditation teacher passionate about helping people reconnect with themselves and experience more ease, clarity, and joy in their lives. She was the first Vedic Meditation teacher in Mexico and has since helped grow a thriving community across the country.
Through years of teaching, she has guided students through retreats, courses, and community spaces, sharing a grounded and accessible approach to spiritual growth. Her work is rooted in deep study in India and a genuine curiosity for how ancient wisdom can be lived in a real, human, everyday way.
Before becoming a teacher, Isabel worked in advertising in the television industry and spent several years volunteering as a hospital clown. These experiences continue to shape her perspective on connection, humor, and the healing power of presence.