Turning Inward
- Lety RoGu
- Aug 10
- 2 min read

Antarmukha: Turning Inward for Lasting Serenity
As the year draws to a close, it’s easy for our bodies and minds to slip into hurry mode — chasing deadlines, wrapping up projects, and preparing for the holidays. This constant go-mode can leave us feeling drained and disconnected.
In yoga, Antarmukha — meaning “facing inward” — is the art of gently drawing your senses inward to reconnect with your inner sanctuary. It’s a practice that helps quiet mental noise, regulate the nervous system, and cultivate clarity.
I know the power of this firsthand. After years in the high-pressure environments of the military, the federal system, and even the so-called “paradise hustle” of Hawai‘i, burnout became my norm. No matter where I lived, I carried that restless energy with me.
My turning point came in March 2025, when I traveled to Uluru — the sacred heart of Australia. The vastness of the land, the stillness in the air, and the deep sense of ancestral presence seemed to reach into my being and invite me to pause. There, I began to practice Antarmukha with complete openness — closing my eyes, softening my senses, and letting the land guide me inward. For the first time in years, I experienced full serenity — not a fleeting moment, but a deep state of peace that stayed with me long after I left. I’ll dare to say that Path to Serenity was born on the red soil of Uluru.
Now, I help others step into that same peace through my Path to Serenity membership, a space where you can apply Antarmukha in everyday life — not just on the yoga mat. You’ll learn how to weave calm, presence, and nervous system balance into your daily routine so serenity becomes your foundation, not a rare escape.
You can join in two ways:
Community Path — $25/month for group support and shared practices
Private Path — $100/month for personalized guidance and a tailored plan
Antarmukha isn’t just for meditation — it’s a way of living. And when you practice it daily, serenity stops being something you chase… and becomes the space you live from.
Reflection: What would your life look like if you kept living at the same pace you are now?
What if today, in this very moment, was your first step into serenity — would you receive it?
I am here to guide you into your path of serenity.
The choice is yours, and the time is now.
With gratitude,
Founder,
Khushi Holistic Wellness





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