Swarup Chatterjee

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Swarup Chatterjee is an expert in meditation and mental health, who has been sharing his knowledge globally under the auspices of The Art of Living Foundation, inspired by the teachings of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.

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Chatterjee embarked on his spiritual journey as a monk amidst the Himalayan mountains, where he delved into an array of yogic and meditation practices. Subsequently, Chatterjee sought the guidance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to further illuminate his spiritual journey. He later married Ms. Suman, and together, they continue to walk the path of enlightenment.

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