I guide people through completion and thresholds they can no longer avoid.
For more than two decades, I’ve worked with people in the places where life gets difficult to understand clearly.
Patterns that keep repeating.
Conversations that need to happen.
Decisions that have been delayed.
Relationships, losses, and changes that ask something different of us.
My approach is grounded, direct, and relational. I help people look closely at what is actually happening — the patterns, dynamics, choices, and assumptions shaping the situation — so they can respond with greater clarity, honesty, and steadiness.
The Life Behind the Practice
I have spent more than twenty-five years teaching yoga, working closely with the body, studying spiritual traditions, writing, and accompanying people through grief, change, relationship difficulty, and the many ways life asks us to become more honest.
My approach has been shaped by sustained spiritual practice, pilgrimage, study, teaching, and close attention to what people actually do when they are confused, afraid, attached, overwhelmed, or trying to make sense of something that no longer fits.
Yoga has remained the ground beneath it all — not simply as physical practice, but as a discipline of attention, discernment, inquiry, and truth.
Over time, I became increasingly interested in the patterns that shape human behavior: what we avoid, what we repeat, what we defend, what we cannot yet see, and what changes when we are willing to look more directly.
Today, that work takes form through private clarity sessions, Vedic counseling, writing through The Ganga Files, and my role as co-creator of OmNow.
How I Guide
Life does not always make immediate sense.
A relationship changes.
A pattern repeats.
A decision becomes difficult.
Something you thought you understood no longer holds.My work is to help you look directly at what is happening.
We examine the patterns, dynamics, assumptions, and choices shaping the situation. We notice what may be obscuring clarity. And we stay with what is true long enough for a more honest response to become possible.
If you know something deeper needs to shift, we can begin there.