About Ruheme

Ruheme is a platform dedicated to exploring India’s spiritual and philosophical traditions and applying them to modern human life.

In a world driven by speed, performance, and constant stimulation, Ruheme creates space for reflection, self-understanding, and conscious living. We work at the intersection of ancient wisdom and contemporary challenges—relationships, emotional well-being, ambition, identity, and purpose.

Ruheme does not aim to replace modern thinking, nor does it promote withdrawal from everyday life. Instead, it seeks integration—where timeless insights help individuals navigate modern realities with greater clarity and balance.

How We Started

Ruheme did not begin in an ashram or a retreat.

It began in everyday conversations.

All three of us were engineers working in a multinational corporate environment, immersed in deadlines, sprint plans, and performance metrics. Life appeared structured and successful, yet beneath the surface there were recurring questions—about meaning, fulfillment, relationships, and inner stability.

Coffee breaks became informal spaces for deeper conversations. We spoke about careers that felt misaligned, success that felt incomplete, anxiety that had no obvious cause, and the quiet question many people carry but rarely articulate: Is this all there is?

These discussions naturally expanded—from psychology and philosophy to spirituality and science. One of us had spent years studying Indian philosophical texts, not as theory, but as a way to understand lived human experience. Gradually, those insights became part of shared reflection.

What we noticed was simple yet powerful: many modern struggles had already been deeply examined in Indian traditions, with remarkable psychological and emotional clarity. When understood properly, this wisdom felt practical, relevant, and grounding.

That realization became the seed for Ruheme.

Our Purpose

Ruheme exists to make Indian spiritual and philosophical wisdom accessible, relatable, and applicable to modern life.

Our purpose is not to promote belief systems or offer quick solutions. Instead, we focus on inquiry, understanding, and lived application. We aim to translate complex ideas without diluting their depth, and to connect ancient insights with present-day human challenges.

Through our work, we hope to support individuals in:

  • Developing self-awareness
  • Navigating relationships with maturity and clarity
  • Understanding emotional and mental patterns
  • Aligning ambition with inner values

Ruheme is a space for thoughtful exploration—where wisdom is not idealized, but lived.

Who we are

We are a community dedicated to helping individuals discover inner peace through ancient spiritual practices and modern self-help techniques.

What we do

We offer guided meditation sessions, spiritual workshops, and personalized wellness programs to support your journey toward mindfulness and self-discovery.

Our vision

To create a world where everyone has access to tools and practices that nurture mental clarity, emotional balance, and spiritual growth.

Meet our founders

Priyank Saxena

Priyank Saxena

Co-founder


Priyank has studied Indian philosophy since 2010, engaging deeply with the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, Ashtavakra Gita, I Am That, and the teachings of Ramana Maharshi.
Raised along the banks of the Ganga in a family rooted in spiritual tradition, he grew up around sādhus and seekers.
These close interactions shaped his understanding of philosophy as lived wisdom, not abstract theory.
As a meditation guide, he emphasizes clarity, self-inquiry, and the practical application of ancient insights to modern life.

Shruti Bhingale

Shruti Bhingale

Co-founder

Shruti brings a deeply lived presence to Ruhene, shaped by early independence, long-term travel, and sustained self-inquiry since childhood.
Growing up across diverse environments cultivated resilience, psychological awareness, and a grounded inner steadiness.
A lifelong reader of classic literature and a devoted caregiver to her specially abled brother, she developed a nuanced sensitivity to emotional and relational life.
Influenced by the teachings of Shri Krishna and the poetry of Rumi, her approach to yoga emphasizes presence, compassion, clarity, and inner balance.

Sumit Kumar

Sumit Kumar

Co-founder

Sumit’s path began early, leaving home at fourteen and learning resilience and self-reliance through lived experience.
His travels across the Himalayas and other sacred landscapes deepened his relationship with silence, breath, and inner stillness.
For him, these journeys were not escapes but encounters with impermanence and clarity.
As a pranayama practitioner, he guides others to meet life with steadiness, presence, and conscious breath.

A Note on Our Content

The insights shared on Ruheme are grounded in the philosophical and contemplative traditions of the Vedas and Upanishads. Our work is designed to support personal reflection, inner discipline, and the cultivation of awareness.

These teachings are educational and informational in nature and are not a substitute for professional mental health care or clinical treatment. We encourage readers to apply these principles with discernment and, when needed, alongside qualified professional guidance.