Executive coaching sits alongside yoga, Tantra, and community service — different expressions of the same thirty years of practice.
Vajrayaan Collective is a group of like-minded people who believe in intense practice and committed lifestyle, working toward material and spiritual solutions through disciplined practice.
Corporate coaching, resilience programs, and leadership psychology — delivered through 50+ coaching engagements and 10+ organizational programs to date, improving team cohesion, focus, and communication under pressure.
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Traditional practice rooted in the Bihar School of Yoga lineage — Yoga Nidra, mudra science, restorative yoga, pranayama, and laughter yoga — taught in Mysuru to students, practitioners, and teachers-in-training.
Vajra Yoga Shala also carries the social-outreach work: bringing yoga and wellbeing practices to schools and underprivileged communities.
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A dedicated space for the disciplined study and practice of Tantra, Kriya Yoga, and subtle-body meditation — approached with the seriousness and precision the tradition demands.
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Chiranjeevi Organics is an enterprise which grows food on rooftops using organic manure and resources — a means of providing senior citizens with a healthy pastime while also growing food at home.
Chiranjeevi Newsletter brings like-minded senior citizens together to share their learnings and endeavors, building a network that can reach out and contribute to society — celebrating entrepreneurship, creativity, service, wellness, and lifelong learning in the golden years.



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For those who want to go deeper into the roots that inform my work.
Sanatan Dharma is often explained through its scriptures alone — the Vedas, the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita. But scripture is only the library; this book is about learning to read what's inside it.
This book explores the five living pillars at the heart of Indian civilization — Gau (cow), Ganga (river), Gopal (Krishna), Gita, and Gayatri — not as abstract doctrine, but as a rhythm still present in how families celebrate, how communities support each other, and how individuals hold duty and devotion together.
It also introduces a companion volume, Salt Crystals of Sanatan, which explores related themes in more depth.
Available on Amazon →Whether it's coaching, a speaking engagement, or a question about any of these paths — I'd love to hear from you.