In the mid 1980’s Sri was intrigued by the emerging computer industry and he developed software programs and computer-guided machines that opened new market niches. His innovations received rapid acceptance and his designs and products were marketed globally in 22 countries. This rapid growth caught the eye of stock market professionals who encouraged him to take his company public.

Sri's business success attracted demanding shareholders who sought financial rewards. This stimulated a "soul anxiety" in Sri and he soon felt imprisoned by the very life he had created. One year after a successful public stock offering, new competition from Japan and  Microsoft, slashed profitability. His public corporation was forced into a bankruptcy that brought him to his knees.

Everything Sri had identified-with was gone and terror replaced it. What were his next steps? How could he produce income without selling his soul? Sri was at the chasm of the void...the crossroads of his life.

Sri chose to listen inwardly and follow the irrational nudges of his heart and intuition. He realized his financial failure brought a shame that was based solely upon the loss of external validation and income. His despair stimulated an inner search and the truth of authentic beingness began to be recognized.

Sri applied his business skills part time to maintain a paycheck while studying with Indigenous Shamans and entering to grad school.  In two intense years Sri obtained his masters degree in psychology while also pursuing extensive holistic health training. Sri opened a counseling practice and soon recognized that emotional problems were exacerbated by a need to cope. Many clients' problems were actually related to their expanding authenticity. Motivated by a desire to understand the mysteries and be of greater service.  Sri became a Reiki master, clinical hypnotherapist, and over the next few years he received certifications in over 24 different healing modalities.

Sri’s unquenchable thirst for unraveling the mysteries led him to the  emerging field of Medical Intuition. His intuitive aptitude lead him to  became an accomplished Medical Intuitive and he was invited to teach at the Stillpoint Institute, where he had previously trained. His private practice in Seattle, Washington revealed that there were two orientations of clients, those who wanted to cope and conform to cultural norms and values and those clients who sought liberation or enlightenment.

While the years of counseling others expanded his wisdom and compassion, nothing he studied fully satisfied his inner yearning for Oneness. In the year 2000 Sri closed his practice, bought a 30-foot sail boat and courageously single handed the boat from Seattle to Alaska. He would be alone in nature anchoring in the wilderness areas of Canada, journaling, meditating and making space for Enlightenment. A courageous vision quest that brought forward a powerful realization into the nature of consciousness and ascension.

“My biggest challenge initially was desperate loneliness. Through spiritual practices, deep reflection and commitment I faced my anxiety and confronted my shadow in order to find peace.” This profound commitment in combination with Divine Grace, opened Sri’s communion with Spirit and ignited an unshakable trust in the Divine Nature that underpins the personal reality.