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I started yoga quite late, only practicing it toward the end of my teens. Surprisingly, yoga and Ayurveda had always been a part of my life, woven into the fabric of my household as is common in most Indian families.
My grandfather was a Yogi by nature, rising before dawn each day to immerse himself in his practices—breathing exercises, running, meditation, and more. Not a single day passed without his dedication. He often invited me to join him, narrating stories of wisdom and wonder as we flowed together. While his way of life left an impression on me, I was not fully introduced to the depth of yoga until I encountered a dear friend of mine who lived among a group of monks.

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It was with them that I first experienced the intensity of the yogic lifestyle, diving deeper into practices like Bandhas and Pranayama. These practices brought profound shifts in my life—more energy, an overwhelming sense of lightness, and a newfound mastery over my mental state

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This ignited within me an urge to explore further. I embarked on a personal journey of self-discovery, traveling across the Himalayan regions, living in monasteries, and spending time with individual yogis. Each moment in their presence became a mirror, reflecting parts of myself I had long ignored. This journey taught me lessons that words cannot encapsulate—an unwinding and unfolding of everything I am not, revealing the essence of who I am beyond the layers of identity I had carried for years.

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Simultaneously, I formalized my journey by completing a Master’s in Yoga Science from Patanjali University. This academic exploration deepened my understanding, but it was through the practice of ancient, authentic techniques described in the scriptures of the Rishis—the real seekers of truth—that I began to transform. The Rishis absorbed their wisdom directly from the life around them, creating practices inspired by the oneness they experienced with the cosmos. These practices liberated me from the endless search for purpose, guiding me instead to a realization: life’s only purpose is to live fully, becoming a better version of oneself with each passing day.

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When I began this journey, teaching others was never my intention. Yet, as my practices deepened, I naturally found myself sharing them with others. Helping people reconnect with themselves became an unparalleled joy. This calling has taken me across the world—from orphans to artists, from children to elders—teaching in places like Denmark, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Netherlands, and India.

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As the Bhagavad Gita says, “You are entitled only to your actions, not to their fruits.” I teach with this spirit, offering my practice with authenticity and a pure heart, remaining true to the essence of yoga. If you’re reading this, it is no coincidence; our paths have crossed for a reason, guided by the larger design of the universe. Perhaps you too are seeking something eternal, striving to fill the inner void.

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Let me help you deepen your life experience with transformative practices that allow you to break free from repetitive patterns and compulsive habits, empowering you to live consciously and in harmony with your true self.

I look forward to supporting you on your spiritual journey.