Shilpa Agarwal is an internationally published author, decolonial academic, pranic healer, and seeker. She received diksha into several healing modalities and traditions, including Sri Vidya, and has intensively studied and integrated healing texts and frameworks written by Hindu yogis such as Sri Aurobindo and Mother Mirra, into her own healing practices. She has previously offered the HUA course ‘The Yoga of Motherhood,’ teaching mothers how to engage with subtle layers of consciousness and the Divine Feminine to harness forces of healing for themselves and their children.
Shilpa agarwal has hosted a weekly global radio show, Lifeforce, exploring forces that awaken our lives, and was featured on the United Nations’ album, Music to Inspire: Artists United Against Human Trafficking. She has been a writer for the Disney animated TV show, Mira, Royal Detective and was a founder and former Artistic Director of the South Asian arts festival, ArtWallah, which ran for twenty years, building a hub of art and community in Los Angeles and across the diaspora.
Shilpa agarwal is a writer of social justice and the inner world, seeking truth where it has been buried, and striving always for moments of hope, strength, and grace. She is currently completing a trilogy of novels set in 1800’s India.
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