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Sri Sri Sri Yogishwara Swami (born in 18 August 1975), also known as "Sri Yogi", is an Indian spiritual leader, author, and founder of the Sri Sahasrara Yogishwara Swami Mahapeetam.
Early life and Education
[edit]Sri Yogi was born in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. He holds Academic qualifications in Architecture, and Business Administration, having completed a Bachelor of Architecture as well as master's degree in business administration focusing on finance and human resource development.
Career and spiritual activities
[edit]Before focusing fully on spiritual leadership and social initiatives, Sri Yogi worked as architect, and professor. He conducted public yoga and meditation sessions, including wellness programs in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, between 1999 and 2002.
He later established the Sri Sahasrara Yogishwara Swami Mahapeetam, a non-governmental organization focused on spiritual guidance, youth empowerment, and community welfare initiatives.
Publications
[edit]"The Wanderer Who Owns the World" (2026), published by Penguin Random House India (ISBN 9780143480525)
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