I grew up in a science-first home. While faith and tradition were always present in the background, I saw myself as a well-educated, progressive individual who believed everything needed proof.

Then, in my early thirties, my life changed overnight. I was diagnosed with a rare, progressive neuromuscular condition. There is no cure, and I was told it would gradually take away my mobility.

For the first time in my life, I found myself searching for answers that science alone couldn't provide. That search led me to God, to Indian philosophy, and to the incredible wisdom preserved in our scriptures.

What surprised me most wasn't what I found - it was realizing how little I knew about it. We are incredibly fortunate to have thousands of years of philosophy, literature, and spiritual thought in our own culture, yet I had gone through my entire education without ever truly being introduced to it.

It made me wonder: How many children are growing up today without ever getting the chance to explore this wisdom?

I realized there was a knowledge gap, and I wanted to do something about it. That's how School of Sanskriti was born.

Today, we're on a mission to make Vedic knowledge cool, engaging, and accessible for the next generation. Through stories, conversations, activities, and joyful learning, we're helping children build a lifelong connection with India's timeless wisdom - not through memorization, but through curiosity, understanding, and exploration.