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Preetha Krishna

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Preetha Krishna (also known as Preethaji) is a spiritual teacher,[1][2] author[3] and co-founder of Ekam[4][5]

OthernamePreethaji
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OccupationsSpiritual teacher and Philosopher
KnownforCo-founder of Ekam
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Preetha Krishna
Preetha Krishna
Other namePreethaji
EducationMasters in Business Administration
OccupationsSpiritual teacher and Philosopher
Known forCo-founder of Ekam
SpouseKrishnaji
ChildrenLokaa
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Preetha Krishna is a spiritual teacher and is known for her teachings on consciousness and personal development. She has conducted programs in various countries across the world including India,[6] the USA,[7] China,[8] Malaysia,[9][10] Korea and other countries.[11] She has given TED talks at Kansas City in 2017[12] and at Shanghai in 2018.[13]

In 2002, Preetha Krishna founded the Women's Movement for the Golden Age in Bangalore.[14] In 2009 along with her husband, Krishna, also known as 'Krishnaji',[15] she co-founded One World Academy,[16] a philosophy and meditation school in Kanchipuram,[17] that later turned into O&O Academy.[18]

In 2018, Preetha Krishna along with her husband created the Ekam World Peace Festival[19] which is an annual meditation event conducted at Ekam. The event has drawn together several million participants from across the world[20] including celebrities.[21] During the global pandemic, it was conducted online.[22]

Preetha Krishna is a director of Kosmik Music and production company Kosmik Global Media, which owns the Bengaluru Bulls, a Pro Kabaddi League team.[23][24]

Krishna is the daughter-in-law of "self-styled godman" Kalki Bhagavan.[25]

In 2019, the Income Tax Department raided premises associated with Preetha Krishna and issued an order against her over unaccounted for cash and undeclared assets. She then filed a writ petition in the Madras High Court against this.[26][25] The court in 2020 quashed the order passed by the tax department.[27] Later, in 2022 the court dismissed the subsequent appeal by the department.[28]

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Books authored

  • Freedom in relationships., Preetha Krishna (2013)[29][30] ISBN 978-0-9887-0390-2
  • The Four Sacred Secrets: For Love and Prosperity, A Guide to Living in a Beautiful State, Preetha Krishna (2019)[31][32][33] ISBN 978-1-5011-7377-6

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