I’ve written an updated sharing of my account of life before & after Inner Engineering, as a guest post on Writers Rising. An excerpt: Anger, resentment, desolation—they followed me like stowaways, surfacing during my darkest moments. My health suffered as a result, and I knew that unless I tried something drastic, I’d never recover. So [...]
How I Began to Create My Destiny: A Story in Ignoring the “Can’t”
August 3rd, 2011 · 2 Comments
Tags: health & well-being · Sharings · spirituality
“Sadhguru: More than a life”–More than a Biography!
February 5th, 2011 · No Comments
[youtube AEuBWhTNUZQ] I whizzed through Sadhguru’s biography by poet Arundhati Subramaniam on Monday. I had attended her session at the Jaipur Lit Fest and was lucky enough to have a few words with her after! While her poetry sent shivers, this book was so phenomenal. Her skill at weaving words made for such a magnificant [...]
Tags: culture · empowerment · Sharings · spirituality
4 years in India, 2 years of Shambhavi, 1 wandering woman
September 17th, 2010 · 10 Comments
This September I’m commemorating the fourth anniversary of living in India. I don’t say celebrating, because it is a bittersweet landmark. Four years of intense soul-searching and questioning of life’s very fundamentals. I can say with more confidence that I am celebrating my two year anniversary of attending the Inner Engineering program and being initiated [...]
Tags: culture · empowerment · expat life · globalisation · health & well-being · human development · mobility · Sharings · spirituality · travel
a place of seeing without sight
May 6th, 2010 · No Comments
Spanning the distance between self and thought lies the sweetest expanse of life and nothingness. Light and pure, soothing and sure. The cascading breath carries me there, to the space beyond time, reason and rhyme. No battles, no crises, no wrong or right: a place of seeing without sight. (written after my Isha yoga practice [...]
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Social media, spirituality & transformation
April 30th, 2010 · No Comments
I feel so refreshed after attending NASSCOM Foundation‘s workshop with Gaurav Mishra (aka Gauravonomics). It was informative and inspiring. Not to mention I was totally impressed by Gaurav’s humility and approachability, his genuine eagerness to share his business and marketing knowledge for activism and social change. I have been doing tons of research on how [...]
Tags: activism · economic development · education · empowerment · globalisation · health & well-being · human development · me · media · spirituality

