ABOUT MADHU.LIFE
- Meera J.
Madhuri Pura Dasa (Madhu)
CEO & Founder of Madhu.Life
At 18, I shaved my head and became a monk. From traveling the globe with nothing, to then building successful six-figure businesses guiding entrepreneurs to holistic health and success. My journey? Far from ordinary.
From years of healing and being broke, and failing many times to be successful, I finally learned how to create a successful business. it wasn’t any woo woo practices or high pressure bro marketing, but rather training the mind to become your best friend.
I now use two systems I developed, the monk mindset method, and the conscious closing system, to help hundreds of clients to feel peaceful and never overwhelmed while making more money than they ever have in their life.
STRUGGLING TO FIND A SUSTAINABLE GROOVE IN YOUR LIFE?
I'VE BEEN THERE.
I was born into a family of yogis, but for most of my young life, I took spirituality for granted. Everything changed when I was sixteen. My father offered to pay me $100 to read the ancient wisdom text, the Bhagavad Gita As It Is. With dollar bills in my eyes, I accepted his offer. However, after reading it through, I felt completely changed. My perspective on life had shifted, and the concepts taught in The Gita had resonated so deeply, that I refused to accept the money.
With a newfound burning desire to dedicate myself to a life based on spiritual principles and wisdom, I became a monk on my eighteenth birthday. For five years, I lived in various monasteries, mainly across the United States and India, studying under world-renowned teachers, and intermittently traveling the world.
When I graduated from the monastery, I was eager to bring my passion out into the world, but struggled to make it a sustainable venture. For years, I worked tirelessly to network and arrange workshops, sharing the knowledge I had learned as a monk; I was barely covering my travel expenses, feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and hindered by self-sabotage.
I noticed a pattern in likeminded holistic practitioners. The desire to give and help others at the recognition of a need, uninformed on how to stabilize reciprocation for their services; and are then met with struggling finances, identity crises, and imposter syndrome. Recognizing the needs of Health Coaches, Wellness Professionals, Naturopaths, and Holistic Practitioners like myself, who are tired of these challenges, I set out to create change. I learned how to integrate my purpose and offerings into a sustainable lifestyle business model.
By implementing high ticket offers, overcoming psychological barriers, improving time management, and prioritizing regimented personal practices, I managed to transform my career within three months.
I launched Madhu Life, and have found an incredibly nourishing balance between my health, spiritual practices, professional life, and relationships. This is the transformation I am inspired to facilitate for all my clients – navigating the various aspects of their lives so that all aspects are balanced and supporting each other!
My mission is to help my clients thrive – physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually! Everyone who works with me hones in deeply on their vision for their life, identifies what is holding them back, builds the structure to support transformation, and inevitably expands it to grow exponentially from there.
I love teaching more than anything. I’m passionate about making ancient, transformative Vedic arts and sciences relevant, and accessible for everyone, while still preserving their authenticity and purity.
My ultimate goal is to help wellness professionals in building sustainable lifestyle businesses within 3 months, just as I did.
And, through it all, I remain an avid student of the wisdom that life shares in different shapes and forms. This, I strongly believe, is the qualification of a true teacher.
If you have questions or need support specifically around Bhakti and your spiritual life, my team and I are happy to assist FREE of charge. Just drop us an email at info@madhu.life.
- Scott D.
MEET THE MADHU.LIFE TEAM
Rati Rasa Dasi
Creative Director & Product Developer
Omkar Das
Virtual Assistant
At age 5, existential questions consumed my soul, stemming from my mum’s illness. This inner turmoil led me to monkhood at 23, where I discovered the profound power of selfless service. Graduating from monkhood, I learned to channel existential pain into compassionate purpose. Now, I’ve found my calling in helping others succeed both personally and professionally, transforming my early confusion into a life filled with meaning and service.
When Om was just five years old, his mother fell ill with a chronic illness that would stay with her for a long time. Witnessing his mother suffer like that at such a young age made Om start to question what the purpose of life was.
It wasn’t until he was in college that he stumbled upon an ancient book of knowledge called the Bhagavad Gita. With spare time on his hands, he began reading it online and found himself completely absorbed in the teachings. By the time he had finished reading just the second chapter of the eighteen chapters, he knew that he had finally found the knowledge he had been seeking all his life.
It was then that Om set out to find the Hare Krishna temple, where he became a monk. He dedicated his life to spiritual practice and started to mentor others who were also searching for answers. Today, he runs a spiritual mentorship program for over a hundred college students in Kenya, helping them find the truth just as he did.
But that’s not all Om has accomplished. He is also an author, having written a book called “Client List,” and he works as a virtual assistant at Madhu Life. Om’s journey has taken him on a path of self-discovery and service to others, and he’s grateful for every step along the way.
Joshua Khamadi
Virtual Assistant
Growing up fatherless, I felt an emptiness that intensified during my years in boarding school. My yearning for a father’s protection transformed over time into resilience and self-reliance. These challenges instilled in me compassion and the determination to overcome obstacles. Today, I channel that void into providing virtual solutions for those in need. I’ve learned that being a great father is far more rewarding than desiring one.
When Om was just five years old, his mother fell ill with a chronic illness that would stay with her for a long time. Witnessing his mother suffer like that at such a young age made Om start to question what the purpose of life was.
It wasn’t until he was in college that he stumbled upon an ancient book of knowledge called the Bhagavad Gita. With spare time on his hands, he began reading it online and found himself completely absorbed in the teachings. By the time he had finished reading just the second chapter of the eighteen chapters, he knew that he had finally found the knowledge he had been seeking all his life.
It was then that Om set out to find the Hare Krishna temple, where he became a monk. He dedicated his life to spiritual practice and started to mentor others who were also searching for answers. Today, he runs a spiritual mentorship program for over a hundred college students in Kenya, helping them find the truth just as he did.
But that’s not all Om has accomplished. He is also an author, having written a book called “Client List,” and he works as a virtual assistant at Madhu Life. Om’s journey has taken him on a path of self-discovery and service to others, and he’s grateful for every step along the way.
