Longtime yoga teacher and spiritual life counselor Mary Frances Weathersby has been teaching yoga and meditation classes since 1979. In 1980, she established Wellspring, the first non-sectarian Yoga Center in San Antonio, Texas. Wellspring Yoga Center began as a yoga and meditation center, grew into a community and a church, then evolved into an energy matrix for life transformation. Mary Frances has appeared on numerous radio and television programs in the San Antonio and Austin areas; has served as guest minister at local churches and as a presenter at conferences, workshops and seminars. 

Mary has taught yoga and meditation classes to the staff and students at Trinity University, The University of Texas at San Antonio, The UTSA Health Science Center, and Northwest Vista College. Mary Frances gave seminars for staff and patients at St. Benedict’s Hospice and the Psycho-physiology Department at the V.A. Hospital in San Antonio. She presented a workshop titled "The Body is the Bridge" during a conference held at The University of Colorado in Boulder. Mary has taught yoga and relaxation skills to elementary, middle school and high school students in both private and public school systems, and has also taught yoga and meditation classes to the residents of three retirement communities located in San Antonio.

Mary has been the editor and publisher of the Wellspring Yoga Center Newsletter since 1980. She has published columns, articles and essays in community newspapers and magazines such as The Crestone Eagle, New Horizons, The Phoenix Network Companion, La Vox de Esperanza, the Sufi Order’s Rainbow magazine, the Pipe Creek Press’ Close to Home books, Enjoy Whole Health magazine and Collaboration magazine—published by the Sri Aurobindo Association—to which she contributed a poem. Mary Frances is the author of The Self of Bliss, a collection of her teachings. She is currently at work on the biography of her spiritual journey titled Turn All Things to Honey.

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