Mohit K

My Story

Listening as a Way of Living A private six-week journey into South Asian traditions of sound, designed around your life We live inside sound, yet we rarely listen. The traditions I practice treat sound as a living force that shapes attention, deepens relationship, and changes how we meet the world. I'm a sitar player of the Senia Gharana, a lineage known for the austere, unornamented, meditative approach of Ustad Mushtaq Ali Khan, where a single note is given room to open. I've explored this alongside the sound meditations of the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra and the writings of Hazrat Inayat Khan on music as a path inward. This program is for people longing for deeper connection and a more meaningful way of paying attention: to others, to the world, and to themselves. It is built around you, not a fixed curriculum. What you receive • Your listening map: a 45-minute opening session where we explore your daily soundscape (home, work, relationships) and shape the program around it • Six weekly private sessions (60 minutes, online), each with a guided exercise • Your personal daily ritual: a 10-15 minute practice written for you, with a recording of me guiding or playing it • A living playlist: recordings from South Asian traditions, added each week in response to what arises • Voice-note support: send me a reflection or question between sessions and I'll reply by voice • A keepsake: a raga recorded personally for you, and a one-page summary of your practice in your own words • An invitation to a quarterly online listening circle for past participants Founding-client offer (3 places only) Regular price: $1,800. Founding rate: $600 In return, I ask for honest feedback and, if the experience moves you, a short testimonial. Next step Begin with a free 30-minute introductory listening session, with no obligation. This is a listening and contemplative practice, not therapy or a substitute for mental health care.