01 · Her story
Tara
Coach, facilitator and soul-preneur. At home in Tiruvannamalai, at the foot of Arunachala.
02 · Vibe and purpose
The space where truth reveals itself.
I am someone who creates the space for truth to reveal itself. I give you access to your inner world, and enable you to live from a place of alignment and ease.
I started as an entrepreneur. Since then my work has taken many shapes, but the core has never changed: to connect with people in an intimate way, and to develop people. The form shifts. The intention holds.
03 · What this space is
Somewhere to rest
A place people come to when they are tired. Somewhere to rest and recharge. I hope to be that space for my people.
Somewhere to see clearly
A place where you can see yourself objectively. Nothing good or bad, just what is actually happening.
Somewhere to refill
A fuel station. You come in, recharge your love battery, and fill your cup back up.
04 · The story, in three movements
The form shifts. The intention holds.
The entrepreneur
Placeholder for the first movement. Where it began, what she built, and what building things taught her about people. Three to four sentences in her own voice.
The student
Placeholder for the second movement. New York, the masters at Columbia, and the years of training that put craft underneath the instinct. Three to four sentences.
The seeker
Placeholder for the third movement. The road to Tiruvannamalai, the mountain, and the practice that now holds all the work. Three to four sentences.
05 · Where I am now
These days I teach at IIT Madras, coach young creators past the beliefs that keep them off camera, and hold workshops and retreats. What I am building toward has a simple name: intimacy at scale. Deeply personal experiences, brought to large rooms without losing their warmth.
I want to bring play-based wisdom and Indic wisdom into the mainstream, gently, and without the packaging.
- MA, Columbia University
- ICF trained coach
- Ubuntu coaching lineage
- Process work training
- Certified play facilitator
- Soul Plan practitioner
06 · An invitation
Start with a conversation
The best way to know if we fit is to meet. No agenda, nothing to prepare, no next step unless we both feel one.
Book a discovery callCalls are unhurried, and there is nothing to prepare.