In late 2015, I earned an MSc degree in Yoga Therapy from Maryland University of Integrative Health. The knowledge gained from this course has added a deep therapeutic component to my extensive experience providing spiritual and lifestyle guidance to individuals over the past thirty years.

Strongly attracted to the spiritual life in my formative years, I trained as a yoga monk during 1981 at the Ananda Marga Training Center in Nepal. Since then I have used my time and energy for yoga and meditation teaching, pastoral and therapeutic care, and global service as international coordinator of AMURT. I have traveled extensively to over 90 countries, rubbing shoulders with people of all religions and skin-colors, celebrating the beauty of the human family.

Hence, I bring a lot of human experience to the therapeutic space, and an evolving set of skills to assist people with physiological, emotional and spiritual challenges.