About Tulsi

Tulsi emanates the legacy of Vedic wisdom as a second-generation Jyotisī (Vedic astrologer) and teacher of Vedic sciences. Nurtured in the traditions of yoga sādhana and meditation since birth, she has shared her teachings across the United States, India, amd Spain, for over two decades.

Her vocation, fueled by innate passion and deep listening, is to illuminate the path for leaders, creatives, and visionaries. Through the harmonious tapestry of Jyotisa, Āyurveda, breathwork, yoga sādhana, and Yogic philosophy, she supports others in the art of remembrance—rewriting their narratives and aligning with the quiet brilliance of their unique potential.

Tulsi was raised in an atmosphere imbued with mantra, meditation, and a deeply rooted spiritual lifestyle. Her parents, both teachers of Transcendental Meditation®, and her father, a practicing Jyotisī, introduced her early on to the rhythms of daily spiritual discipline and the teachings of the Veda. From the age of four, she joined them in morning and evening practice—an intimate foundation that continues to inform her path.

After a transformative shift in her teens, Tulsi recommitted to her inner journey, experiencing firsthand the healing power of disciplined practice. By the age of twenty, she was certified to teach both Transcendental Meditation® and Hatha Yoga, and began formally transmitting the very teachings that shaped her.

She later earned both a B.A. and M.A. in Vedic Science, with a specialized emphasis in Sanskrit chanting and Yogic philosophy.

Tulsi currently lives between Spain and India, where she leads Bespoke Cultural Immersions, offers Jyotisa consultations and compatibility readings, and continues to guide others in aligning with their dharma through refined, embodied practice.

She also hosts Vidyā & Chai, a monthly gathering dedicated to group meditation, astrological insight, and saṅgha—creating space for those on the path to reconnect, reflect, and realign with the pulse of the stars.

ॐ ह्रीं श्री गुरुभ्यो नमः

“I slept and dreamt that life was joy.
I awoke and saw that life was service.
I acted, and behold—service was joy.”
— Rabindranath Tagore