Teacher’s Day Tribute

On this teacher's day, I'd like to remember my biggest teachers in times recent and far...

Jay has taught me how to stay calm always, go the extra mile for people without fuss, never to get flustered, be very gentle that wins over hearts.

Mom that has taught me support, unconditional company through thick and thin. Doing anything with joy for the ones you care about.

Biroo for teaching me a new way of seeing things. Kiran for showing me a way of coaching from the being. Leading as a way of loving.

Alan Watts that had been my biggest teacher. Who has taught me the way. The nature of things. The Tao and the opposites.

I have learnt immensely from the stone soup community. My heart opens up for Natasha, Leslie, Kapil, Sachi, Nikhil, Arnie. All the innumerable people that made the space possible. That taught me sometimes space is all we need. And opening up a side of me I didn't know.

Sandeep Maheshwari has also been a teacher to me and many youngsters. I learnt a lot from his reading of the Ashtavakra Gita.

I have learnt everything from Tao. I am learning balance.

I've learnt so so much from my depression. That lasted many many years and finally feels like it's served its purpose and I can now let it go.

I am immensely thankful to Sakshi, my personal teacher. Taught me so so much about myself. Showed me the mirror like nobody ever did. Exposed the darkness in me to be fully seen. And most of all she showed me love. A Love I've only read or heard about, a love that's unchanging.

I have learnt from Canada resilience, and a new way of living simple and happy, drama free. I've gained so much from Teleperformance.. the ability and confidence to tackle difficult situations and people. To solve problems, take ownership. And also that work can be a chill experience, not necessarily something that burns you out.

I’m grateful to my body to give me signs about what’s wrong and right.. helping me to give up weed and smoking. A body that’s alive, that speaks the truth. And for vipassana to help me connect with the body.

Now that I know I'm going to publish this on my blog I'm conscious. And I feel that sensation of fear that I'm learning to allow, feel, and let it come and go naturally.