About Soumini
For over thirteen years, Soumini worked as a Healthcare Scientist in academic research and corporate medical laboratories. Although deeply passionate about science and healthcare, years of burnout and adrenal fatigue eventually led her to step away from her career.
What followed was not simply a career change, but a profound period of self-inquiry.
Having experienced expansive states of consciousness since childhood, she found herself drawn more deeply into the exploration of spirituality—not in search of answers to adopt, but through a sincere desire to understand her own direct experience.
Over time, something began to shift.
She saw how much of her life had been shaped by conditioning, inherited beliefs, and the stories created by the mind. Rather than trying to fix, heal, or improve a conceptual identity, she began discovering something much quieter beneath it all: an ever-present awareness that had never needed fixing in the first place.
This understanding did not come through philosophy or belief, but through learning to remain present with whatever arose. Instead of resisting discomfort or trying to change her experience, she gradually learned to stay with the sensations, emotions, thoughts, and energies that surfaced, allowing them to unfold within awareness.
From this came a profound appreciation for embodiment—not as a technique, but as a way of returning home to oneself. She discovered that the body is not an obstacle to awakening, but one of its greatest teachers.
Today, Soumini facilitates online group sessions and one-to-one mentoring that invite people into direct experience through presence, self-inquiry, and embodiment. Rather than offering beliefs to adopt or identities to cultivate, she creates a safe and compassionate space where people can rediscover the stillness, clarity, and quiet intelligence that have always been within them.
About Radical Self-Recalibration
Radical Self Re-Calibration is an invitation to return, again and again, to the intelligence of the present moment.
Rather than striving to become someone new, this practice gently invites you to rediscover what has always been here beneath the layers of conditioning, habitual thinking, and inherited beliefs. It is a living exploration of presence through direct experience, self-inquiry, discernment, and embodiment.
At the heart of this practice is a simple yet profound shift: learning to remain present with your experience rather than resisting it.
Surrender, in this context, is not about giving up, resigning yourself to circumstances, or accepting defeat. It is the willingness to stop resisting what is already here—to feel the sensations within the body, to witness thoughts without becoming identified with them, and to allow emotions and energies to arise and pass within awareness.
Over time, this way of relating to experience naturally cultivates greater clarity, resilience, and intuitive discernment. Rather than reacting from conditioned patterns, there is an increasing capacity to recognise when actions arise from fear, habit, or identification, and when they arise from the quiet intelligence of presence.
This is not a practice of escaping the body, silencing the mind, or seeking extraordinary states of consciousness. It is an invitation to become fully available to ordinary experience with openness, curiosity, and awareness. In doing so, the body is honoured as a doorway into presence, thoughts are recognised as useful servants rather than unquestioned authorities, and awareness becomes the space in which all experience is welcomed.
Radical Self Re-Calibration draws inspiration from many wisdom traditions and teachers, including Sri Ramana Maharshi, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Eckhart Tolle, Maharishikaa Preeti, the 18 Tamil Siddhars, Jesus of Nazareth, and many others. While these teachings have deeply influenced Soumini’s own journey, the invitation is never to adopt another person’s philosophy, but to discover what is true through your own direct experience.
