About
I’ve created this simple site as a way to bring together my books, my many talks that I am gradually uploading online, and to provide a way for people to contact me who have any questions about my expressions on the natural avadhuta path.
As of 2026, I have been writing and talking about the path for around four or five years. I have gradually given up all attempts to make structured books, instead opting to write shortish passages in short bursts as and when inspiration strikes.
These days, I like to refer to my writings and talks as simply ‘expressions’ because I believe that all ‘teachings’ can only come within ourselves as a natural response to life.
For me, the avadhuta path is quintessence of all spiritual paths. It is what happens when existence wishes to wake to itself and experience itself without the many filtering identities and concepts that we usually live through.
What I find truly special about this path is the absence of demarcation between the apparently dual and the apparently non-dual. We begin by discovering ourselves as unique, truly original individuals, and then we use that unique individuality as a foundation and springboard into deeper levels of multidimensional identity that are naturally inherent within life.
This is not just a path that talks about wholeness. This path is wholeness. It communicates through wholeness. It transforms and evolves through wholeness.
Somehow, I was born into this path. I was never attracted to artificial, superficial, cult-like, or performative modes of spirituality. I was attracted to silence. Silence brought me to my real self. My real self revealed to me the beauty and spiritual inevitability of naturalness—the source of all genuine dharma.
I have lived this path and I am still living it. My own expression of it is unique and peculiar to me. Someone else’s expression of it will be completely different. That is the beauty of it. There is nothing to be imposed. There is only a sharing of the majesty of pure beingness, which when deeply reinfused within oneself, begins to dance, bloom, and sing in its own inimitable and unstoppable way.