What is MTT ?
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MTT stands for Meditation Trance Therapy.

Meditation in MTT refers to the process to help a subject to: find Self beyond all conditioning; stay established in it; operate out of that.
Trance in MTT refers to an altered state of Consciousness that emerges as a consequence of engaging in a specific Meditation technique.
Therapy in MTT refers to natural relaxation, healing, emergence of answers & solutions to pressing problems of life in the induced trance state.

​Meditation Trance Therapy involves using special mystic meditations to induce and design altered states of Consciousness where healing speeds up, problems dissolve and solutions emerge naturally.

What is the goal of MTT?

The ultimate goal of MTT is to help a subject:

• Realise one’s true Self beyond all conditioning,
• Stay established in it
• Operate from it.

Realising and Operating from one’s Self beyond conditioning is considered as the first step in one’s journey as a Human.

An animal is an entity that is controlled by biological instincts or social conditioning. An animal can never break out of the biological patterns that come preinstalled and social conditioning that it is subjected to. A human on the contrary hacks biological instincts, is able to identify social conditioning and breaks out of it.
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One can also use MTT to access Unconditional Happiness, Freedom, Love, Creativity & Deeply Engaged Life.One may also use MTT to get rid of Pain, Suffering, Psychological, Social, Relationship, and Performance problems easily.

How is MTT different from other interventions?
​While developing MTT I had these guiding principles in Mind:

• If a concept is not simple, it is not Wisdom and will create more problems.
• If a therapy is not quick, either the therapy is useless or the therapist incompetent.
• A therapist cannot offer an experience that it does not experience consistently and effortlessly in personal life.

While studying psychology, NLP and even esoteric schools formally I found common problems: concepts were too complicated, took forever to show results and the people offering help couldn’t help themselves.

MTT is simple and easy to understand, quicker than any other form of counselling and anyone offering MTT is an example or proof that it works.

How does MTT work?
​Here are some core tenets of MTT:

• There is limitless possibility.
• There are infinite resources.
• There is infinite creativity.
• Any Human Being can access limitless possibility, limitless resources and limitless creativity.

​If You stay focussed on these 4 MTT principles and think of any problem of life you get this intuitive understanding that the solution is either already there or can be created.

The problem however is that people are conditioned horribly to function in violation with these core principles. Most people behave as if: some things are possible and most aren’t; resources are limited; and that most of their problems have no efficient solutions. This is the cause of mean, selfish behaviours, toxic relationships and almost all other problems of human dimension.

It may sound simple but for a conditioned human being it might become difficult to break out of this limitedness and this is where MTT comes handy.

In a MTT session we use a specific meditation as per the conditioning of the individual to induce a trance where one is able to notice the limiting conditioning and break out of it and the moment it happens solutions, answers, intuitions emerge automatically and effortlessly as if they had already always been there. Most of our clients feel surprised why didn’t they get it on their own when what they were looking for was right there staring at them in the face all the time.

In fact all the major breakthroughs in science, arts, music happened in an altered state of consciousness. Whether it was an apple falling from a tree, in the bathing tub, periodic table in a dream, structure of benzene in a dream, gene regulation in cinema and relativity. Stories of human genius can be referred to as deep dives into the altered states of consciousness where divers returned with exotic, unknown and often priceless treasures.

Everything is always there in front of everybody and we somehow miss it - this is the irony. Whatever You may be looking for in life is already, always there in front of you - waiting - MTT may be your quick and easy way to reach in and get it.

What are the benefits of MTT?
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MTT forms the bases of Conscious Life Design where in - You can dream, design and manifest the life of your dreams and live it on your terms.
MTT has helped my clients specifically to:

• Get rid of distress, mood and emotional problems.
• Get rid of years of dependence on medication for mental health.
• Get rid of hesitation, nervousness, low self esteem and confidence problems.
• Reduce pain & suffering in many terminal diseases.
• Manage weight, reduce fat without any crash diets, pills or killing workouts.
• Feel happy, stress free, energetic and motivated in life.
• Fulfil their desires, get name, fame, money and success.
• Heal toxic relationships, manifest their soulmate and feel true love in life.
• Attain Spiritual Enlightenment and experience life on the other side.

How did MTT develop?

​Almost 30 years of research, quest, struggles, formal education, following rituals, reading classical spiritual texts, living in the mountains and monasteries with mystics, reading and meditating endlessly, walking alone in the Himalayas, temple hopping, spending time in the burial grounds watching Aghoris to grooving in the clubs, dating, to studying biology, physics, psychology, neurolinguistics, human communication, healing, energy, spending years with human communication experts, travelling the cosmos, exchanging energy with countless souls I met, astral living, leading thousands of workshops with hundreds of thousands of kids, professionals, scientists, doctors, universities, schools, teachers, celebrities, to finding love, getting married, a family, kids, to frustrations, insecurities, and confusions formed the foundation of Meditation Trance Therapy.

By the way - I never had a job, ever, not even for a day. And I had no money, and no support. All thanks to rich Himalayan Mystic Spiritual traditions, genes, badass parenting, meeting inspiring mentors, loving friends and life continues to roll by.

Experiencing the unlimitedness of Life while in the same breath watching my friends, family, people I love and care for stuck in pain, extreme suffering, poor on creativity, sick, living broke on possibility, barely managing to smile, running, chasing had me thinking.

How do I help them? How do I wake them up to their own richness and grandeur?

It is common experience that Religion is about life after death, Spiritual traditions way too complicated, Psychology still lost. I needed something simple, quick and effective.

When I couldn’t find it, I decided to create it and hence the birth of MTT.

What are the various components of MTT?
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One of the focus areas while developing MTT was to  keep it  simple so that anyone with interest and training can qualify to become a practitioner. This led to the identification of  seven core pillars that give MTT a simple, logical and comprehensible structure. If You follow these seven pillars you can't go wrong with MTT. 

1. Principles 
   The Core guiding principles that drive MTT. The beauty of these principles is that they are based on basic reasoning and there is nothing left to blind faith. Everything is empirical and can be put to test. 
2. Practice
   It has two aspects - First is the daily practice that an MTT practitioner needs to follow to remain sharp and effective. Because in MTT one of the guiding principles is 'A day of no personal practice is a week of no offering MTT'. Second is a catalog of specific secret mystic and esoteric meditation practices that help in inducing desirable trance states. 
3. Purpose & Priority 
   For MTT to be effective it is critical that the subject and the practitioner are both clear about the final outcome. Lack of clarity about the final outcome is of the biggest reasons for MTT to not be effective. This is why almost always there is an exploration session ( except when clarity is the goal of the session) before initiating MTT in which the subject gets clarity about the ultimate goal or purpose for considering MTT. It is however not sufficient for the success of MTT, the purpose must be the most pressing priority of the subject.  Often when the subjects are not committed to their purpose it leads to wastage of time and energy. 
4. Process 
   It refers to the sequence in which various meditation techniques are employed to generate the desirable trance.  MTT might involve a single session that runs a subject anywhere from one to a dozen different techniques depending on the direction, depth and demand of the situation. 
5. Profile 
   Profile of the subject refers to identification of  social and cultural conditioning or accidental conditioning like in panic attacks and phobias. It helps a practitioner in determining what kind of process needs to be employed. 
6. Partnership 
   The transactional relationship between the practitioner and the subject seeking MTT. It is critical that the nature of relationship is made explicit in advance to the subject. The subject must understand that practitioner is just another human being with a specific skill set and not someone with some divine or special being. Another important thing is for the subject to take full ownership of  participating in MTT and under no circumstances shall the practitioner of MTT be held liable for any results. Besides it is made clear to the subject that MTT is not a medical intervention and hence is not meant to replace any conventional form of therapy or medication. It is a simple coaching contract where is the subject acquires a specific and unique skillset to navigate through life effectively and efficiently. 
7. Proof 
   Tangible signs that must be written and agreed upon by the practitioner and the subject before beginning MTT that clearly indicate what would success look like and when the MTT shall be terminated. By having tangible signs a practitioner cannot bluff about the success or effectiveness of MTT unlike in other forms of conventional interventions.