About

Alexandra Jones

Alexandra is a meditation guide, writer and visual artist. Originally from Canada, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue an MA in Yoga Studies from Loyola Marymount University, as well as certificates in Yoga, Mindfulness and Social Change, Yoga Therapy RX Level 1, Jaina Yoga Studies with ISSJS and a 200 hour teacher training in the Ram Dass lineage through Bhakti Yoga Shala. These studies eventually led her towards the Drikung Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, which continues to remain at the heart of her personal spiritual practice. 

From 2020 to 2023, she worked in a variety of roles at The Mindry, a meditation studio and wellness center based in Malibu, California. Alexandra offered meditation and yoga classes grounded in Buddhist philosophy and nervous system regulation, developed and taught a 100 hour meditation teacher training program, and acted as the studio’s creative director and content creator, devoting herself to the project of communicating the relevance of ancient practices in our modern world.

Alexandra left her work in LA’s wellness industry to pursue a personal artist residency in Medellín, Colombia. During this time she studied intaglio and linocut printmaking with Jorge Rodríquez of Taller de Grabado La Estampa, analog photography with Hugo Gris of Corporacion de Cine Casa del Sol, drawing with Hernán Marín, and ceramics with Ana María Martínez of Potterapy.

As a multimedia artist and practitioner of mindfulness, Alexandra is passionate about celebrating the present moment — living in reverence of this world and what lies beyond it. She loves to travel and explore different cultures — their senses of artistry, identity, aesthetics and dress — ways of connecting to the elements of nature and each other — and how the emotional, spiritual and creative dimensions of the human experience are embraced in daily life. She is currently pursuing an MA in Global Communications in Paris, France, where she is continuing to develop her skills in creative direction by studying visual culture and the written word.