“As a wanderer… Our names have been changed so many times we begin to cling to our original crumbling identity even more, our ears now buzzing with mantras lost in translation.”

“It is by swimming to the depth of our own ocean that we find inner calmness. Those who struggle among the waves to stay afloat at the surface only perpetuate their struggle by being the very cause of their ocean’s turbulence.”

“A yogi is not just someone who can twist their body and hold it into odd positions long enough to click selfies and become Instagram famous. Through my own practice I realize all this stretching, twisting and holding myself in odd positions is actually a method for me to transcend duality, moving beyond the preferences of likes and dislikes, beyond craving and aversion, beyond comfort and discomfort – ultimately to have a balanced mind in all situations.”

“I’ve come to understand how one needs to be still in order to truly listen to others and why one needs to be silent on top of that in order to truly listen to oneself. And as such I have begun to trust that I can find all the answers I need inside, once I can get myself to that place of silent stillness.”

“And sometimes the hard way, I’ve learned you don’t plan India, India plans you, maybe this is true in life in general. Recently someone asked me, ‘So how do we know if our plans are the right plans?’ I believe it is when life begins to flow without obstruction that we can trust our plan is resonating with The (divine) Plan. And I can truly say for once in my life, these two plans are finally in synch and the path is definitely illuminated.”