I am a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Lead Educator at the Oregon Psychedelic Institute, and a pharmacist by training — but most importantly, I’m a lifelong student of mystery, meaning, and the human heart.

My path has taken many shapes: from white coats and clinical trials to jungle ceremonies and cosmic questions. Somewhere along the way, I realized I wasn't here to chase answers — I was here to hold better questions. I was born introspective, with a deep sensitivity to the seen and unseen.

As a first-generation Indian-American, I learned to navigate the liminal space between cultures, expectations, and identities — always wondering: What makes us feel whole? What helps us remember who we are beneath the performance? Psychedelics cracked that open for me. Not just as medicine, but as metaphor — teaching me that healing doesn’t always look like feeling good. Sometimes it looks like feeling everything. Grief, awe, rage, surrender, joy. All of it sacred. All of it welcome.

Over the years, I’ve sat with a number of psychedelic compounds, including psilocybin, ayahuasca, and ketamine to name a few. I've also experimented with extended-fasting and holotropic breathwork.

Now, I walk alongside others — not as a guru, not as a fixer, but as a warm friend. I create spaces where it’s safe to fall apart, ask strange questions, laugh mid-breakthrough, and rebuild from a place that feels true.

My work blends science and spirit, education and embodiment. I draw inspiration from philosophy to evidence-based medicine. And I hold a deep belief: that transformation doesn’t require perfection — only presence. Whether you're just beginning or deep in your journey, I welcome you with curiosity, compassion, and a quiet knowing that you already hold the wisdom you seek.