My story.
Every person has a story. This is mine — a journey of curiosity, ambition, setbacks, faith and purpose.
Technology, entrepreneurship and spirituality.
The experiences behind my work have shaped the person I am and the way I approach life, business and helping others.
Where it all began
When I was a child, I was fascinated by computers. I used to say that one day I would become the world’s best programmer. I admired Bill Gates and collected newspaper articles about him. When I was around five years old, I got my first computer, which ran Windows 3.1. My father encouraged my curiosity and bought me programming books, including books on Visual Basic 6. I spent hours experimenting, learning and trying to understand how things worked.
When I was sixteen, I lost my mother. It was one of the most difficult experiences of my life. During that period, computers and building websites gave me something constructive to focus on. Creating things helped me keep moving, even when life felt difficult.
My first steps into entrepreneurship
In 2008, while I was in college, I started my first business with a friend. I registered the domains fhonsekha.com and axillynx.com, excited by the possibility of building something of my own. The partnership eventually came to an end. I later tried to rebuild the business, but that attempt did not work out either. Those early experiences taught me that starting a business takes more than enthusiasm; it also requires patience, resilience and the ability to learn from setbacks.
In 2010, I joined VADS, where I gained valuable professional experience. My interest in entrepreneurship never disappeared. I went on to start Fhonsekha IT Solutions, which developed through different stages and eventually became Kriya Consultancy.
Experiences that changed my perspective
In 2012, my car was stolen right in front of me. The incident affected me deeply and became a turning point in how I thought about life and faith. It led me to look beyond the things I had previously focused on. Between 2012 and 2016, I spent time exploring spiritual subjects, reading, learning and asking questions. I did not have everything figured out. I was simply trying to understand life from a different perspective.
Discovering Vedic astrology
In 2018, I met an astrologer and became fascinated by Vedic astrology. I wanted to understand the principles behind it rather than simply receive a reading. A few months later, I met Krishakumar, who became my first guru in Vedic astrology. Under his guidance, I began studying, practising and working through case studies. That learning process helped me develop a deeper appreciation of the discipline and the responsibility involved in offering guidance to others.
During the Movement Control Order, I began offering consultations. Through those conversations, I came to understand how much people value having someone listen carefully to their concerns and help them look at their circumstances from another perspective. This work gradually developed into Sri Siddhi Consultancy.
What spirituality means to me
For me, spirituality is about understanding the connection between ourselves and the universe. I believe there is more to life than what we can see, touch or fully understand. Everything may be connected in ways we do not always recognise. I am still exploring what that means, and I do not claim to have all the answers.
I see spirituality as an ongoing process of becoming more aware: asking better questions, understanding ourselves more deeply and paying attention to the relationship between our inner world and the life around us. It is not about pretending to be perfect or having certainty about everything. It is about remaining open to learning and being honest with ourselves.
My work today
Today, my work brings together two areas that have been important throughout my life. Through Sri Siddhi Consultancy, I offer spiritual coaching supported by traditional Vedic astrology and Cowli Prasannam. I listen to people’s concerns and share considered perspectives and practical guidance on subjects such as career, relationships, family and personal growth.
Through Kriya Consultancy, I continue working in technology and business. I help businesses strengthen their online presence and work more effectively through websites, digital tools, business systems and practical AI-powered solutions. Although these two areas may appear different, both allow me to help people address real questions and challenges.
Helping people reconnect with themselves
One of the things I hope to contribute is helping people reconnect with themselves. That can mean reconnecting with their inner self and true nature, finding a clearer sense of purpose and direction, understanding their thoughts and emotions, or creating more peace within. For some, it may also involve exploring their sense of connection with the universe and existence. Each person’s journey is different, and I believe it begins with listening and understanding rather than assuming that one answer fits everyone.
Still learning, still becoming
My journey has included curiosity, ambition, loss, business setbacks, new discoveries and many questions. My understanding of success and what matters in life has changed along the way. I am still learning, still making mistakes and still trying to understand myself and the world around me.
I no longer want to become the world’s best programmer. I simply want to become a better human being than I was yesterday.
If something I have experienced or learned can help another person find clarity, direction or a different perspective, I am grateful to share it.
This is my story so far. I am still writing the rest.
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