The Hearts Behind Dromalux
Meet the dedicated individuals who bring meditation and mindfulness to families across India
Our Founding Vision
Every meaningful journey begins with passionate individuals who believe in something greater. Our story started when Dr. Meera Vasanti recognized the profound need for accessible family meditation practices in Indian households.
Dr. Meera Vasanti
Founding Director & Meditation Guide
Dr. Vasanti's path to founding Dromalux wasn't conventional. After spending fifteen years as a pediatric psychologist in Mumbai, she noticed something troubling—families were becoming increasingly disconnected from each other and from moments of genuine peace. Children showed rising anxiety levels, parents struggled with work-life balance, and traditional family bonding time seemed to vanish amid digital distractions.
Her breakthrough came during a particularly challenging case in 2022. While working with a family experiencing communication difficulties, she introduced simple breathing exercises that could be practiced together. The transformation was remarkable—not just for the child she was treating, but for the entire family dynamic.
This experience sparked her vision for Dromalux. She began developing meditation techniques specifically designed for Indian families, incorporating elements that honored cultural values while addressing modern challenges. Her approach combines traditional mindfulness practices with contemporary understanding of family psychology.
Our Collective Commitment
We believe meditation shouldn't be an individual pursuit that isolates family members. Instead, it can become the bridge that connects generations, cultures, and hearts within Indian households. Our approach honors the wisdom of traditional practices while making them accessible for contemporary family life.
Cultural Integration
We weave meditation practices with Indian values and traditions, creating sessions that feel familiar and meaningful for multi-generational families.
Practical Application
Our techniques fit into real family schedules—whether it's a five-minute morning practice or weekend sessions that bring everyone together.
Sustainable Growth
We focus on building lasting habits rather than quick fixes, supporting families as they develop their own unique meditation rhythm over time.