I heard about Medhajananam from my friend Naresh, who attended the fourth workshop of Medhajananam and decided to give it a try. I attended the intro session with many doubts in my mind regarding my capability to understand and enjoy the concepts in Medhajananam like Naresh did. But after attending the intro session, it became clear to me that Krishna garu is a wonderful teacher and has developed a course which would be applicable and highly valuable to all of us in our daily life.

The image of the juicer that he showed up in the intro session is truly in sync with what we learn in the class. He has read all the books, put in all the effort to make a well tailored course and is making it available to all of us to benefit from it and make ourselves better individuals. During the course, each of the modules made perfect sense to me and gave me the perfect reason/explanation as to why the world works the way it works.

The first concept that propelled me into a thinking process was the Three gods module. It made me revisit my past and analyze how my belief took shape over the years. The ‘colors’ concept helped me in understanding my husband better. This concept gave me the reason as to why his thinking is so different from mine. He felt the same too, and now we seem to have better anticipation of each other’s reactions to different situations in day to day life.

The next concept that was very fascinating was the concept of ‘AUM’. The concept of AUM is so applicable to everything that surrounds us, yet I failed to observe that over the years and now, it is wonderful to realize that the whole universe resonates with AUM of different magnitudes. The concept of four petals has tied up everything that we learned in this course and gives a sense of determination to balance everything in life.

I thank Krishna garu for taking all the effort to create a course like Medhajananam and for taking the effort to share it with as many people as possible. It is very rare to find someone so enthusiastic and knowledgeable. He always was patient with us, though we turned up unintentionally and consistently late. I just wish more people come forward to experience Medhajananam, which would enrich one’s life with its essence and make it an unforgettable experience. I have thoroughly enjoyed Medhajananam and hope many more people would experience the same.