Yesterday, Facebook reminded me that it has been over six years since I started my journey of exploring the world of archetypes in Mahabharata for myself and bringing it into my coaching practice. This nostalgic picture that popped up on
Shared above is the paraphrased version of some of the statements and questions that I’ve listened to from my coaching clients. So, what does love really look like in a partnership? The fourth session of the Rāmāyaṇa Exploration*, where a lot of
The heaviness in the space was palpable, despite the fact that all of us were meeting online from around the world over a Zoom call. As the check-ins began, we could feel it in the words that flowed into the
Rāga Yoga is an online exploration of the self through the rāgas in the Indian classical music and some simple yet powerful practices from Antaranga Yoga (Inner Work Through Yoga).
SaptaSwara is a unique framework of self-exploration that my mentors Sri Raghu Ananthanarayanan and Smt. Sashikala Ananth designed few decades ago. I feel lucky enough to be part of the community that is being mentored by them to take forward this precious work.