Growing up in my family in India I learnt from an early age that girls /women should not be seen or heard too much in public. After coming to the United States I got married within a few years and pretty soon became a mother of two beautiful boys. I loved being a mom. my life was going quite smoothly on the outside but on the inside there was this little voice constantly nagging me -Who am I?  What am I here for? I would bury this voice and carry on with my daily routine until the day of 911. That was the day when I found myself glued to the television watching people holding the pictures of their loved ones and asking if anyone had seen them.  I sat there tears rolling down my eyes with an aching heart wondering if anyone had seen me? The ME  which was behind the role of a daughter, sister, wife, mother, daughter-in-law etc.

This is when my search began to find my answers. My search led me to the University of Santa Monica where I got my Masters in Spiritual Psychology and in the process learnt several tools and skills to connect to my authentic self. I began to live my life more from a heart centered space as opposed to the roles I had picked up along the way. I discovered there was so much freedom  and joy available in this space; and naturally I started showing  up more fully in my roles which has made life soo much more enjoyable!!  I was the missing piece.