Un Maestro un discepolo

“I have just finished reading this book and can only say it is one of the best “spiritual” books I have read. I love that it is so current and contemporary with all the mystical knowledge of books like Autobiography of a Yogi. Jyoti is here and now and defines her journey from housewife to disciple to herself becoming a teacher, whilst retaining a humility and self awareness often lost on those who have ‘woken’. I highly recommend for anyone on the path of meditation and/or yoga, or someone who is at a crossroad and would like to be inspired by a wonderfully told story. I felt like I was sitting at one of Jyoti’s campfires listening to her tales of uplifts and let downs told with a wonderful sense of humour and balance. Through it all her sense of discipleship shines and her love for her sat guru and the ancient art of Kriya. A great read.” - Julian Australia

“As a fan of biographies on yogis and literature on mysticism in general, I found this book profoundly relatable in comparison to other reads. Jyoti has a way of bringing her faults and shortcomings on the spiritual path (and life in general) to the surface to create teachable moments. Doing this, she has made it plain that she is not trying to make herself out to be something special, on the contrary, her insight gives you hope that no matter the difficulties that come your way you can overcome them with steadfast concentration and devotion.

Not to mention there are many esoteric gems hidden in the lines for any serious seeker. An overall powerful and inspirational piece, would highly recommend any one to read it.” Ryan. J United States

Jyoti was introduced to Yog Sadhana at age 8 by her father in Calcutta, she practiced the tenets of yam, niyam, asan and pranayam throughout her adolescence and married years. She was initiated into the evolutionary Mahavatar Babaji’s Kundalini Kriya Yoga by her Guru Yogiraj Siddhanath in 1998 and empowered to share this with others since 1999.

Holding a bachelors degree in Philosophy and a post graduate diploma in Journalism, she writes humorously about serious spiritual topics in her inimitable style.

Today, Jyoti immersed in her own practice is collating an online repertoire of yogic practice to share with others that which has been of immense value to her.