About Us

Nileema Shenoy is a young qualified Chartered Accountant, coming from the sacred and devotional town of Karkala in Udupi. She has been an academic achiever, having pursued her graduation and Chartered Accountancy simultaneously, clearing all levels of the CA course in first attempt. Hailing from the holy town of Karkala, she was exposed to the rich, ancient and scriptural heritage deep rooted in the culture and lifestyle of the town. Hence, since childhood, she has been passionate about ancient Indian scriptures and has been passionately pursuing studies in them under the blessings and able guidance of her spiritual masters. Apart from this, she is also an avid traveller explorer. Having travelled across the world, she was particularly drawn towards the divine energies of the Himalayas and Sacred places in Bharat and since then has explored various Teerthas in Bharat with a quest of exploring divinity and the truth. Along with her other spiritual practices, she always pursued her yatras frequently as an essential part of her spiritual growth. However, when she saw that her friends and family pursued yatras differently, she realised the need for giving a structural scriptural approach to the yatras to make them effective.

Meenakshi J Kamath is a serial entrepreneur by profession and by passion an Indian Classical Kathak exponent. She is qualified from Oxford with a post-graduation degree in Marketing. She is a graded Doordarshan artist and a Vishardh in Kathak. While at Oxford, she was the first Indian to study the subject on Spiritual Tourism and present a thesis on the same in the year 2018. Committed to preserve and carry forward the rich Cultural Heritage and Traditional Values nurtured and passed on by the previous generations, she has been learning Kathak from the past 14 years under the tradition of Guru Shishya Parampara. She has performed in the most prominent temples of Bharat like Mahakal at Ujjain, Vishwanath of Kashi, Siddhi Vinayak of Mumbai. She was also the first Kathak exponent to have been invited to perform at the sanctum sanctorum of Ram Lulla in Ayodhya during the Pran Prathishtapan Mahotsav in the year 2024. While being in the abode of such deities, she developed and promoted youngsters to learn and pursue any Indian classical art forms and thereby become a beneficiary of being joyful, creative and peaceful within. Through her Kathak recitals she was always wishing and praying to connect all domestic and international tourists to visit spiritual places of our Bharat which has history that are centuries old, where positive and divine energies are available in abundance for all to have a life of peace, bliss and devotion.