Author: Vyoma Nupur
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View all postsVyoma Nupur, based in Virginia, United States, is a corporate professional, writer, and meditator serving as Director of Standards and Regulations. A former journalist, she holds an MBA from Rutgers University and a master’s in international relations from JNU, New Delhi. Her writing explores the meeting point of the practical and the sacred.
She is the author of ‘Be Perfectly Imperfect,’ a collection of essays inviting readers to observe their thoughts, release emotional baggage, and meet themselves and others with less judgment. It has been showcased at the Williamsburg Book Festival and the World Book Fair in New Delhi and recommended as summer reading by corporate and U.S. federal agency book clubs. She is currently writing a collection of short stories on world goddesses.
A meditator in the Shakti tradition, Vyoma hosts Vyom of Happiness on YouTube, with guests including Olympic athletes, Osho’s spokesperson, New York Times bestselling authors, and storytellers of ancient Bharat. She believes the sacred kneels with us in the dust: never too human to be held, never too holy to weep.
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How do we stay human and sacred at the same time?
What if the sacred isn’t found by rising above our humanity but by embracing it? This article explores how letting go of judgment and embracing vulnerability can help us discover the divine in the messy, imperfect reality of everyday life. Read more
