I started this website back in the year 2010 in which I documented many years of my practices and the experiences I’d had in Kriya Yoga and Advaita for the benefit of all spiritual aspirants.

Over the next 14 years I was called upon to offer my services as a teacher. In this regard, I met many seekers and led many retreats here in India and abroad and I received so much love and support from everyone.

Throughout this time, however, I experienced many challenges of my own – especially with regard to my son and my own health. In fact, it came as a shock when I was actually clinically diagnosed with depression and anxiety even after I had awakened.

I was teaching – even though my own inner demons were not fully resolved. There were really hard times when I began to question the path, my understanding and all the arduous practices I had engaged in for 25 years.

Sitting in Amness didn’t help me. Kriyas didn’t help and neither did Bhakti. Nothing worked!  Feeling dejected and unmotivated, I had wanted to give it all up and was feeling increasingly confused and conflicted in the role of a teacher.

Fortunately, I came across many advanced sadhakas – and even teachers – who had experienced similar setbacks at some point of their lives.

This inspired me to reflect deeper into everything. I revisited and looked at all my spiritual practices from a newer point of view and investigated them even further. This was done from an objective state rather than from an emotionally attached state of mind which had developed due to my long-term association with them.

From this, I found out that there is an inherent flaw present in every modality of spiritual teaching. That methods are not the solution. That the solution lies at the root of the ego itself – in addressing the universally, common-established behaviour of the ego.

This was like an “Aha” moment for me. Once this was addressed, all methods started to make perfect sense too and most external and internal challenges and conflicts resolved quite magically.

It was then when I came up with the 222 of Self-Inquiry™ teachings which (whilst still incorporating the practices of Amness, Kriya and mindfulness) importantly addresses the primary condition/pattern of the ego and actually reverses it from there.

The changes in my approach have now been incorporated into the website and I am happy about what I have covered in it.

I have tried to make the information on the site as simple, concise and direct as possible and have removed all that I feel doesn’t serve the interest of the seeker in present times.

I encourage everyone interested in this approach – that I know truly works – to visit the pages. With my fresh perspective, I look forward to serving many earnest seekers on this beautiful path of Advaita.