P. S. WASU

PS Wasu’s full name is Paramjit Singh Wasu. Sometime in the early nineties, he developed fascination for Zen, Tao and the Advaita philosophy. These philosophies, or more correctly non-philosophies, moulded his thinking and inspired him to develop a life skills workshop The Fine Print of Life.

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He started conducting in-house workshops for corporates in 1995. The workshop covers the entire gamut of what it takes to unleash human energy. It won acclaim for its ability to spur individuals into transforming themselves and was widely recognized as one of the best of its kind in the world.

The participants described it as a transformational boon, a gateway to new horizons, a redefining moment, an experience beyond words, an eye-opener, enlightening, energizing, enthralling, amazingly amazing, better than the best, mother of all workshops and so on.

Wasu was featured by The Week magazine of India in its cover story on trainers in its issue dated March 26,2006 and by the Life Positive magazine of India in its cover story on trainers in its October, 2001 issue.

The book version of Wasu’s workshop also titled The Fine Print of Life: How Panna Lal found Happiness, Wisdom and Mishri Devi was published by HarperCollins India in 2009. It is also available as Kindle ebook (published in 2012).

Wasu’s second book Harnam Sethi's Journey to Self Discovery: a Fairy Tale for Grown-ups (a novel) was published by Life Positive in 2013. It is also available as Kindle ebook (published in 2012).

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His third book The Diary of a Professor: A Story of Enlightenment (a novella) was published as Kindle ebook in 2014.

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His fourth book How Life Unfolds: A Scrutiny Inspired by the Advaita Philosophy was published as Kindle ebook in 2014.

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His fifth book Life on Autopilot: A Study of Who We Are: Inspired by the Advaita Philosophy was published as Kindle ebook in 2016.

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His sixth book Enlightenment on the Horizon was published as Kindle ebook in 2018.

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Wasu spent most of his life in Delhi, where he lived from 1982 to 2010. In 2010, he shifted to Mumbai. Currently, he has scaled down his workshop operations and accepts orders on selective basis.

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Letting go and taking it easy are the philosophies that have always guided him in life. He is happy to let the winds blow him around.