🏆 “Dr Krishna Athal is esteemed as one of the finest Life & Executive Coaches in India and Mauritius.” – Global Index 2026 ✨
Spirituality
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The Synthetic Drug Crisis in Mauritius: When We Film Our Own Wounded
The synthetic drug crisis in Mauritius is no longer just a public health emergency. It has become a quiet ethical test of who we are when we lift our phones instead of a hand.
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Should a Life Coach Study Psychology and Neuroscience? The Truthful Answer Nobody in the Industry Wants to Give
Many ask whether a life coach should study psychology and neuroscience, or whether warmth and intuition alone are enough. After years sitting across from leaders, parents, and quietly struggling professionals, the honest answer is…
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What Mauritius Must Learn From the Cockroach Janta Party
A satirical movement in India, born from a single dismissive remark by a senior judge, has gathered over twenty million followers in less than a fortnight. It is a warning, a mirror, and a…
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Cockroach Janta Party: The Psychology of an Insulted Generation Finding Its Voice
A psychological and societal reading of the Cockroach Janta Party, the satirical movement turning a judge’s insult into a generational identity for India’s frustrated youth, and what coaches, parents, and leaders should learn from…
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The Modi-Meloni Couple Fantasy: Why a Harmless Internet Joke Says So Much About Us
A coach’s honest, slightly mischievous look at why the Modi Meloni couple meme keeps melting the internet, what our brains are really doing when we ship two world leaders, and the quiet truth the…
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Nishkama Karma: The Ancient Art of Acting Without Attachment in a World Obsessed with Outcomes
Nishkama Karma, the Gita’s art of acting without attachment to outcomes, is the antidote to our results obsessed age. A deep psychological, philosophical, and neuroscience backed exploration of why desireless action sets you free.
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The Safety a Man Looks For in a Woman: What He Feels But Rarely Says
Men scan for safety in love just as women do, but they rarely say so. A psychologist explores the three forms of emotional safety a man looks for in a woman, before commitment and…
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Spiritual but Not Religious: What It Really Means to Believe Without Belonging
More than one in five adults now call themselves spiritual but not religious. A psychologist and coach explores what the phrase truly means, what neuroscience reveals about it, and the quiet cost of a…
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Krishna and Arjuna: The Greatest Coach-Coachee Relationship Ever Recorded
Krishna and Arjuna gave the world its first and finest coaching relationship. I explore the psychology and neuroscience behind why a single dialogue from the Bhagavad Gita still outperforms our billion-dollar coaching industry.
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When Broken People Break You: The Hidden Cost of Carrying Someone Else’s Trauma
There is a particular kind of grief that arrives when broken people break you and disappear, leaving you holding wounds that were never yours. This article unpacks the neuroscience and psychology of what really…
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Why India’s Most Unsafe Cities Are Quietly Destroying Your Mental Health
India’s latest NCRB crime data reveals the top unsafe cities in India, but the deeper story is not only about crime. It is about urban stress, reporting systems, fear, policing and the psychology of…
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Why India Can’t Stop Laughing at Aniruddhacharya: The Psychology Behind the Viral Guru
Aniruddhacharya, India’s viral Pookie Baba, has built 25 million followers by blending laughter with ancient wisdom. But is India laughing, or finally listening?