Painting of a multi-armed blue deity holding various items over a sage. Text explains the meaning of Veda Vyasa, with "What did he do?" at the top.

Coaching is often misunderstood as a practice where the coach provides solutions and guidance. While this may seem noble, it can actually hinder a client’s growth. True coaching is not about giving answers but about enabling clients to discover solutions within themselves. This is where the Indic wisdom of Karuna (compassion)  comes into play. Compassion in Coaching: A Common Misconception Many coaches unknowingly fall into the trap of offering solutions due to: Misunderstand

True transformation begins in presence both within and around us. We often hear: “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” This is not just a quote it’s a quiet truth that ancient Indic wisdom has echoed for centuries. The people around us do more than reflect who we are they shape who we become. Our thoughts, our habits, and even our aspirations are gently influenced by the company we keep. 🌼 Satsanga: The Sacred Company That Uplifts In the jour

In the rush to “get certified,” “land clients,” or “build a personal brand,” we must pause to ask:  Have we forgotten what coaching truly is? Coaching, in its essence, is not a business trend. It is not a buzzword.It  is a sacred, spiritual process  — rooted in deep presence, inner clarity, and content with silent unfolding. 🌿 Coaching: beyond status, into Dharma In conversations today, “coaching” often and casually used like a status symbol, a fashionable label for modern g

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