Krishna Ramadas is an Indian American author who began writing in 2014 during a short break from his engineering career. What started as an amateur pursuit soon grew into a full-fledged profession.

Speaking about his work, he notes:

“India has inherited nearly 40 million manuscripts from its past. These texts have not drawn sufficient attention from historians and archaeologists because they do not fit the standard mold. Their subject matter is diverse, and a rigorous scientific approach is needed to follow their methodology. As modern science advances, the insights in these texts become increasingly relevant—yet they are fading from our collective memory. Preserving them for future generations is a matter of urgency.”

Krishna’s first book explored Vedic astronomy. His last two works focus on the teachings of Agasthya, a Tamil Siddhar master who lived centuries ago. He is recently published a book on Siddha Medicine, with the title “Healing with Muppu“. In choosing topics, he consults his spiritual guide, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, of whom he says:

Gurudev has the ability to lucidly explain matters from the Vedas in a modern context. He sees the wisdom of the past as a gift to humanity. I am deeply fortunate to have his guidance, which helps me prioritize my research

Alongside his writing, Krishna teaches the Art of Living Part I and Part II programs and offers instruction in Sahaj Samadhi Meditation, having trained directly under the guidance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. A list of Worshops and Introductory sessions offered by Krishna Ramadas can be found over this link.

On the broader vision behind his blog – Conscious Cosmos, he reflects through the words of his Guru:

“When we shut off the mystery or awe factor in life, we not only curtail growth but also unknowingly make life mechanical. Sri Sri Ravishankar”