“ Spirituality is the art you,

connecting with yourself.”

Welcome to my multidimensional world!
It’s great to see you here.

My name is Rajwinder, people call me Rajie (rah-ji), my friends call me Raj.

Let’s Begin With Inner-Strengths..

Here Are My Top 3. What Are Yours?

Gratitude..

I was born in Toronto and raised in Markham, Canada. My birthday is on April 12th—an Aries sun, Aquarius moon, and Virgo rising. If you’re familiar with astrology, you might catch an inside glimpse into my elegant complex nature. My parents moved to Toronto from Punjab, India, in 1970, got married, and had all four of their children here. As the third child, I naturally became both the defender and the peacekeeper.

Diplomacy is second nature to me. Not only was I the third child, but also the third and last daughter to be born. Growing up in a traditional Indian household where sons were deeply cherished, my arrival was met with disappointment and rejection.

Early childhood trauma, abuse and abandonment, led to feelings of isolation and loneliness. In my school years, I was labeled as 'learning disabled,' a label that shattered my confidence and sense of self-worth. But it also ignited a fire in me to overachieve, become highly empathetic, and seek the truth—refusing to accept the labels placed on me, whether at school or at home. Today, I identify as neurodivergent, and the journey to accepting that has been nothing short of transformative.

Curiosity..

I was focused, determined, and driven to prove them wrong but mostly I wanted to know the truth about myself, was I really the person they were telling me I was?

In high school, they said I needed further remedial classes and constant monitoring. But instead of shrinking back, I became the Grade 10 class rep, captain of the girls' basketball team, was elected Social Coordinator, and eventually President of the Student Council—winning with a spoken-word poetry speech. I MC'd our graduation and was even crowned Prom Queen! I also founded and hosted York Regions first slam poetry series called York Slam.

They told me l would never go to University and that I shouldn't even bother trying. But I went, got a B.A. in Public Service Studies and a specialization in Conflict Resolution. Later, I entered into Broadcast Journalism and never excelled so much academically.

What happens next is a journey that’s gut-wrenching, astounding, mysterious, mystical, painful, and profoundly beautiful. It may even inspire you enough to take action, heal enough to dream, and empower you to lead yourself—daring to chart your own path toward an epically adventurous and fulfilling life.

Zest…

IIf you stick around long enough, you'll hear about what it was like interviewing for an Intelligence Officer position with CSIS (Canadian Intelligence), why my family staged an intervention when I told them I was going on a 10-day silent meditation retreat for my 27th birthday, and what led me to leave home at 22 and move across the world to South Korea—without parental approval.

You'll also discover what it's like to finally reveal a secret I kept from the people closest to me for most of my adult life, and why the journey of surrender and letting go is an inevitable part of living a service-oriented life.

And you'll see how following your heart, in alignment with your core values, is a pursuit worth undertaking. These experiences have taught me to face fear head-on with tenderness, kindness, and love. Now, it’s my honor to serve as a guide for those navigating turbulent waters on their own journey.

Stay tuned. - Raj