From a young age, I was curious about big, unanswerable questions: What is the point of life? What happens when we die? Growing up in an Indian spiritual home, albeit in London, I also questioned what God was. But somewhere between the nightclubs and the pursuit of “success,” those questions were pushed to the back of the drawer. The novelty of finer things wore off quickly, and in 2014 I took a sabbatical from my corporate job to travel solo for a year, hoping it would bring fulfilment.

I was not expecting that trip to spark a journey across the world and inner transformation too.

What began as a two-year adventure influenced how I perceived life, and those big questions resurfaced. It felt like a spiritual puberty and when I returned home, I no longer fit into my old life. I turned to Yoga, meditation, and writing to navigate the existential angst that came with realising how much more there was beyond my former pursuit of success. I quit my job again, continuing the search—working with people displaced by war in Europe, teaching in the Galápagos Islands for three years, and even giving the corporate world one last try. But each time, the calling for something deeper pulled me back. This led me to India—the motherland of spirituality—where I spent two years training in Yoga and meditation. 

These experiences, along with the spiritual principles impressed on me as a child, confirmed a deeper truth: real change begins with inner transformation, which not only brings personal fulfilment but also radiates outward, uplifting the collective.

I’m immensely grateful for all the experiences, both wonderful and challenging, as they have shaped my growth and wisdom, leading to more peace and joy. Anandful was born from this desire to share the teachings of a path to blissful living, drawn from both lived experience and timeless wisdom.