The path toward healing, Self-realization, and authentic well-Being is sacred. The guide one chooses for this journey matters. And for those called to consciousness-based work that honors the fullness of who they are, that possibility is available.

Finding the right counselor can feel like searching for a kindred spirit in a sea of clinical profiles and insurance networks. For those who have felt unseen in traditional therapeutic settings, who seek support rooted in ancient wisdom rather than diagnostic codes, or who simply sense that healing requires something deeper than symptom management, this article offers transparency about who I am as a non-clinical Vedic Counselor and what one can expect when working with me.

My virtual practice serves clients worldwide, honoring both the American recognition of Vedic Counseling as Complementary & Alternative Medicine, and the ethical standards of my professional lineages. What follows is a transparent exploration of my credentials, training, and the unique value non-clinical Vedic Counseling offers those seeking transformation beyond conventional approaches.

In Vedic philosophy, our existence is understood not as a single, solid entity, but as a series of interconnected layers or sheaths. This concept is explored through two main models: the Three Bodies (Shariras) and the Five Sheaths (Koshas).

The Vedas are considered divine revelations & the oldest sacred texts in Hinduism: the foundation of Indian philosophy, spirituality, and cultural traditions.

The Vedas have given rise to a variety of schools of thought that offer unique perspectives on life, spirituality, and mental health. Each school of thought emphasizes the importance of Self-knowledge, Self-realization, and Self-discipline in achieving mental health.