FAQs
How can I see you in person?
You can visit me at my ashram in Himachal Pradesh. Please note that I am not available throughout the year. You can check my schedule here.
It’s quite frustrating that I can’t email you directly. There’s a lot I want to share. Please give me your email address.
I know it can be annoying but the truth is I’ve absolutely no bandwidth to attend to personal queries. If my posts and discourses have failed to address your question, chances are I’ll disappoint you too. You can email me using this form. Please note, however, that your email will be read by a small team of volunteers and prioritized.
I emailed on the link provided on your website but never got a reply back.
Those emails are handled by a group of people. If you sent too long an email or too generic a question, it probably got filtered. Please read my posts first and hear my talks. If your question is still unanswered, you can then write in and someone will get back to you.
Will I get to see you in person if I visit your ashram?
If you follow the schedule, yes. I do try my best to give a private audience to everyone who visits. I’ll keep this tradition till whenever it’s practical.
How do I reach your ashram?
Please visit the ashram website (here) for directions etc..
Who writes your blog posts and books?
I do. I write all my posts myself. Every single word. For nearly five years, I wrote a post every week. Beginning, July 2, 2016, I write on the first and the third Saturday of every month. Saturday 6 a.m. IST.
Where can I find all your teachings?
On this blog, on my YouTube channel and Amazon. Plus, my column is also syndicated in the monthly magazine Tattvaloka.
Would you be open to speaking at a private event?
It depends on the event. Please email us the details.
While overall I find your talks good, I don’t agree with many things you say or do. What do I do in that situation?
You follow your heart. I never expect anyone to agree with me. If what I say benefits you, good. If it doesn’t sit well, simply put it aside. If it’s the truth, it’ll eventually make way into your mind and life. And if it isn’t, you would have one less thing to worry about.
How can I become your disciple?
Please read my writings thoroughly and let a lot of time pass. If you still feel the same way, approach me and I’ll guide you. A lot of the time, people read my works or hear my talks and become sentimental. They take me on as their guru but as time goes by, they start to wonder if it was the right decision. They gossip about me, judge me, even accuse me and also expect me to change so I fit in their frame of what makes a good guru. This spoils the most beautiful ancient tradition of guru-disciple. When I accept someone, I accept them exactly as they are. I’ve chosen my life after arriving at my own truth so my ways of working will remain more or less as they are. It’s important that you examine me, test me and accept me before you think of me as your guru. And as I said, let a lot of time pass from the moment you first have this thought to the one when you actually ask me. I am not in any hurry. I have no desire to have a following, be known or go far and wide. Truth just flows wherever it finds an avenue.