These last ten weeks Sep 14 - Nov 16, have been transformational for me at a level that is difficult to fully articulate. The Shrimath Yoga Coachness journey—rooted in the rigor of ICF coaching measures and the timeless depth of Indic wisdom—has opened a new dimension of awareness, presence, and purpose in my life. This program went far beyond skills training. Every week felt like entering a sacred space that combined structure with soul. The blend of ICF frameworks with India’s spiritual heritage was not just intellectually stimulating; it was emotionally grounding and existentially awakening. I learned not only how to coach, but how to be! Krishna Prakash our Guru, was extraordinary in every sense. The breadth and depth of his knowledge—spanning coaching science, human behaviour, mind management, and ancient wisdom—was awe-inspiring. Often, I felt that I would need several lifetimes to even come close to assimilating everything he carries. His humility, generosity of spirit, and ability to translate profound concepts into practical behaviour made each session feel like a precious initiation. Krishna ji - there is truly no guru dakshina worthy of the guidance you have offered. The only meaningful offering I can make is this: to live by the values, integrity, compassion, and clarity you have instilled in us, and to carry this light forward to as many people as I am able to serve. The cohort was another immense source of learning. I was surrounded by bright, thoughtful, deeply reflective minds who brought diverse experiences and perspectives. Every conversation expanded my own thinking. The generosity, vulnerability, and sincerity with which people shared made the experience even more enriching. I learned as much from my peers as I did from the curriculum, and I will always cherish this collective learning field we created together. These ten weeks have fundamentally shifted how I listen, how I hold space, how I perceive human potential, and how I show up in my personal and professional life. I now see coaching not as a technique, but as a sacred responsibility—an opportunity to elevate another person’s inner wisdom. My awareness has deepened. My inner stillness has grown. And my sense of purpose has become clearer than ever! This program has been one of the most meaningful investments in myself, and its impact will echo through many aspects of my life. My heartfelt thanks to the instructor, to the cohort, and to the Coachness team 🙏

What happens when ancient Indic wisdom meets the art of modern coaching? Transformation — inside and out. A Transformative Learning Journey with Shrimath I recently completed the Coaching for Indic Wisdom course with Krishna from Shrimath, and it’s been one of the most enriching learning experiences I’ve had. What truly stood out was how beautifully ancient Indian wisdom was blended with modern coaching principles — not just as theory, but as lived, embodied practice. Krishna’s facilitation was calm, insightful, and deeply reflective, creating space for genuine inner exploration. I’m also immensely grateful to my wonderful peers for the collective wisdom, openness, and shared reflections that made every session so meaningful. The group energy was a powerful teacher in itself. This journey has not only deepened my understanding of coaching, but also helped me reconnect with timeless principles of awareness, presence, and purpose. If you’re a coach (or simply on a journey of self-discovery) and want to explore the intersection of Indic wisdom and coaching, I wholeheartedly recommend this course by Krishna and Shrimath. It’s truly transformative.

I’ve known Krishnaji for a few years now, and every interaction with him has reinforced the same impression: a rare blend of presence, depth, and humility. He brings not only profound knowledge of our Indic wisdom traditions, but a way of transmitting it that feels spacious, grounded, and immediately alive in one’s own experience. One of the things I appreciate most about his programs is the kind of community they attract—participants from diverse professional and spiritual backgrounds, each bringing something meaningful into the space. I’ve learned as much from the group as from the content itself, and that is a direct reflection of the container Krishnaji creates. His teaching style is beautifully balanced: he brings timeless insights from the scriptures, but never as prescriptions. Instead, he invites each of us to turn inward, honour our lived experience, and listen to the wisdom already present within us. As a long-time Yogacharya and a trained coach, he weaves these worlds together with great skill and authenticity. As a coach myself, this program opened an entirely new doorway. Seeing the ICF coaching competencies through the lens of ancient Indic philosophy was transformative—especially in strengthening the qualities I consider the heart of coaching: compassion, non-attachment, and presence. The way Krishnaji illuminates these dimensions is both practical and profound. I would strongly recommend this program to anyone seeking to deepen their coaching—not just as a skillset, but as a way of being. If you’re looking to cultivate a more compassionate, non-attached presence and create richer containers for your clients to thrive, this program is a gift.