Draft:Vinita Rashinkar
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Vinita Rashinkar is an author with five published books to her credit.
Her first book “Sri Chakra Yantra”[1] was published in 2019, second book “Chakras” in 2020,[2] third book “Tantra, Mantra and Yantra of Sri Vidya in 2021, fourth book “The Sacred Sounds of Sri Vidya” was published in 2022 and fifth book "Dasamahavidya" in 2023 by Notion Press. [3]
She is a health and wellness expert,[4] writer, speaker, spiritual counsellor and healer.[5] She derives satisfaction from helping people find happiness and in aiding them lead a healthy and meaningful life. She has studied the principles of Ayurveda, yoga, meditation, chanting, chakras and stress management under various masters for the past 20 years. She has a Master’s degree in English Literature. [6]
Vinita is the Founder and Managing Director of Amara Vedic Wellness GmbH, a Dusseldorf-based company which aims at bringing hidden aspects of Vedic knowledge to the common man. Vinita has been a regular contributor to popular publications and portals, writing on subjects of health and lifestyle. She is also the Founder-Director of Bluebrick PR, a specialised international tourism marketing company.[7]
She is presently working on her sixth book based on the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. [8][9]
Vinita has been featured in various Indian and international publications such as Femina, Outlook, Asiaspa, Finest Finance and Vogue. She is currently working with a major TV channel to provide health and wellness content. She has a Masters degree in English Literature and is a gold medallist and rank holder at Bachelors and Masters degree levels. She has studied at London College of Fashion and done an executive program at Harvard Business School.[10]
She regularly conducts meditation programs for top executives of Fortune 500 companies in Europe and she organises wellness retreats annually in Reunion Island and Mauritius. She is also known in Russia and CIS for her talks on spirituality and esoteric Indian subjects encompassing Sri Vidya, Yantra and Chakras.[11]
Vinita was instrumental in setting up the Windflower Resorts and Spa chain of properties in South India. This group won several accolades for their wellness centres, including AsiaSpa awards for Best Destination Spa and Best Ayurveda Spa. She has also worked as consultant on Ayurveda projects in Sri Lanka and Mauritius. Vinita was shortlisted for the Times Group SheUnlimited Entrepreneur Award and Women in Travel Awards in several categories in 2023. [12]