Meet Anshul.
Years of talk therapy. Breathwork. Meditation. Intentional action to redesign every corner of my life. I rewrote the relationships that mattered. I released the ones that didn't. I walked the path of death and rebirthβnot once, but again and againβlearning what it means to let old versions of myself die so new ones could emerge.
I became a master of transition. Not because I'm special, but because I did the work in devotion to myself. Allowing the polarities of who I am to finally flow freely. Discovering my truths by asking and answering the right questions.
I learned to stand firmly in my masculine expression while honoring the emotional, intuitive, connective parts of myself that I'd been taught to hide. Emotions aren't weakness. They're energy in motion. And when you learn to work with that energy instead of against it, everything shifts.
One of the homies. The kind that cares to make big impact during this lifetime by supporting the field around him. I have learned that there is no fulfillment for me in work that does not deeply impact the souls around me.
A force for good.
bridging between cultures
NanaJi means grandfather in Hindi.
My NanaJi directly shifted the lives of thousands in India by creating a foundation in support of the community around him (operating til this day). The sole motto is βthe path of service is our religion.β
Yog Avom Manav Seva Sansthan provides school supplies to children, provides medicine to hospital patients when they can not afford them, helps furnish homes, and holds wellness education events.
Most of all, my grandfather was a bright, warm light. With love for all of those around him. I share my birthdate (October 30th) with the day the foundation was officially formed. His presence alone impacted me in ways I am still discovering.