Nimish Dayalu

Having spent over twenty years in Indian yogic and meditative practices, I set out to make this knowledge more palatable to today’s reader. I would often find myself wondering that something was amiss. This enquiry would often take me to remote locations in the Indian and Nepalese Himalayas and give me an opportunity ask questions and seek answers .

I come from the Iyengar yoga family and was exposed to yoga very early on. As a lifestyle choice it changes you from the inside-out. I felt that creating a higher level of awareness could be my gateway to living in the moment and that all the strength that you need is within you. This is when I decided to dive deep into yoga and share my learning.I founded Zoga in 2021 – a free hi-tech mobile app to share ancient Indian yogic and meditative practices.

When I am not seeking, creating or practicing , I write. The challenge is clear and for all of us to see: there are modern problems and there are ancient solutions, the two had to be reconciled. The central idea, however, revolves mainly around Advaita philosophy and its derivative yogic teachings. The goal is to present you/ the reader with an adventurous, funny and thought provoking narrative where you learn and refresh your knowledge of ancient myths, folktales and lessons derived from various Indian traditions.