Who Am I?

Namaste,

 

I’m Shobha, a Hindu American, born in India and have lived, raised children and worked in America for over 30 years. I am driven by this question: How can something which dates back over 10,000 years - be relevant to our lives today? I envision a humanity where we are guided by spiritual values. In this future, each person is empowered to pursue their highest potential. Together, we unite families and communities in harmony and purpose, fostering a culture of aspiration and growth.

 

My mission is to advocate for an inclusive approach that respects all individuals and promotes the well-being of our youth that encourages hard work, meritocracy, and personal responsibility, while upholding Sanatana Dharma/Hindu principles. Through education and dialogue, we strive to dismantle the narratives of victimhood and instead celebrate strength and resilience.

 

Educator: Specializes in Sanatana Dharma, Vedanta, spirituality, yoga, pranayama, and dhyana. Transformative sessions that connect ancient practices with modern life.

Speaker: Community centers, companies and libraries.

Certified Instructor: Yoga and Plant-Based Nutrition: Leads Healthy Nutrition Classes at Morehouse School of Medicine

Advocate / Community Leader: Gen. Sec. & Co-founder of CoHNA (Coalition of Hindus of North America), actively serves on non-profit boards, volunteers with national and local charities, and engages in civic initiatives; actively involved in initiatives like AIM for Seva, Feeding GA Families, and Sewa International.