Sitender’s path has not been one of borrowed wisdom but of lived realization. He spent years in silence and deep practice, living and meditating in isolation within the monastic grounds of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s home campus in Dharamshala. It was here—in the stillness, away from noise and ambition—that he began dissolving the mind’s constructs and experiencing the deeper truth of Being.

His learning is not intellectual—it is cellular, ancient, and earned through fire and stillness.

Now, as the founder of Antaha, Sitender leads a global spiritual awakening movement. His work invites people to move beyond the limitations of the perceived self into a direct experience of their true power—the union of consciousness and creation within. Through immersive retreats and sacred spaces, he guides both children and adults to awaken their inner light and live from wholeness, clarity, and joy.

From Himalayan peaks to global circles, his presence is a transmission—not of escape, but of remembrance.

In his own words: “I am not a guru—just a spiritual light that appears in people’s lives to illuminate the path to wholeness.”