"To truly heal, one must understand the mechanics of the body through Science, and the mechanics of the soul through Vidya."
I am Harsh Ranjan, known in my spiritual lineage as Samarpan—meaning "Surrender." This name is not accidental; it is the core philosophy of my practice. It represents a surrender to the innate intelligence of nature (Prakriti) and the cosmic order (Rta).
My work exists at a rare intersection. I decode Sanskrit scriptures to find the roots of mental health, and I study Neurobiology to understand the physiological mechanisms of that healing. I do not ask you to choose between science and spirituality; I show you how they are one.
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Client Base
No knowledge is solitary. My path is illuminated by the grace of my Guru, Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati (Swami Satsangi), the Peethadheeshwari of Rikhiapeeth. She is the embodied transmission of the Sivananda-Satyananda tradition.
It is under her guidance that I have imbibed the essence of Seva (service), Tyag (renunciation), and the profound esoteric teachings of Vigyan Bhairav Tantra. My clinical practice is merely a vessel for the energy and wisdom she has graciously bestowed upon me.
"The Guru is not a person, but a principle—the principle of light that dispels the darkness of ignorance."
2024 • Trans-Disciplinary University
A rigorous study bridging the 5,000-year-old text of the Charaka Samhita with modern systems biology. Understanding the body as a microcosm of the universe.
2025
Specializing in cognitive psychology and emotional regulation. Exploring how the mind constructs reality and how ancient practices deconstruct trauma.
2025
Advanced coursework on neural pathways, neuroplasticity, and the biological markers of meditation and chanting.
Certificate (2024) & Diploma (2025)
Mastery of the divine language to access Vedic wisdom directly from the source, bypassing diluted translations.
Certified 2024
Certified Yoga Instructor. Initiate in Tatwa Shuddhi (Element Purification) and Vigyan Bhairav Tantra meditations.
Certification
Applying Ayurvedic dietary principles (Ahara) to modern public health challenges for sustainable wellness.