Creativegarh Shunya is our Level Three program
for those who’ve already done One & Deep.
If Creativegarh One showed us how high our branches can go, and Creativegarh Deep showed us how deep our roots truly are, Creativegarh Shunya shows us something even rarer: How vast the sky is when the tree disappears.
Shunya is the return from one to zero. From identity to infinity. From performance to presence. From I–me–mine to the quiet intelligence that was always here.
Shunya is not about doing more, but about becoming less… and therefore becoming free.
Meadow On The Ridge, Kasauli.
Majestic, quiet, and deeply held by the mountains, Meadow On The Ridge is our home in the hills. It is our own Shunya. The place from where this journey first began.
Surrounded by stillness, sky, and long silences, it offers the perfect container for emptying, surrender, and deep inner work.
Sunday, 12th April to Saturday, 18th April, 2026.
Yes.
Creativegarh Shunya is designed as a continuation that rests on the foundation laid by One & Deep.
Creativegarh One awakens you to your purpose, your authentic self, and the inner voices that shape your life. Creativegarh Deep then takes you inward, helping you sit with your shadows, soften your defences, and root yourself in awareness, compassion, and truth.
The movement into nothingness requires a certain inner readiness. It asks that you have already met your identity, examined it, befriended it, and gently loosened its grip. Having journeyed through Creativegarh One and Deep ensures a shared language, a shared depth, and a continuity of inner work.
It allows Shunya to remain what it is meant to be: subtle, spacious, and profoundly experiential rather than explanatory.
Shunya is not about learning who you are. It is about learning how to let go of who you have become.
For that reason, Creativegarh One and Creativegarh Deep are important prerequisites for this journey.
It is for those who have completed Creativegarh Deep and feel something inside them softening and dissolving.
It is for those who have met their truth and now want to loosen their grip on identity itself.
It is for those who are done performing spirituality and are ready to live devotion quietly.
It is for those who want to create, lead, and love without the weight of ego, labels, or self-image.
It is for those who are not seeking answers, but are ready to rest in not-knowing.
Because beyond purpose, beyond authenticity, beyond even self-love, there is freedom.
Because after awakening and after deep inner work, there comes a quieter call.
A call not to become more, but to become less. Not to add another layer of identity, insight, or achievement, but to gently undo what has already been built.
Shunya is not about outgrowing others. It is about outgrowing the need to be someone.
When you empty the cup, life pours itself through you.
When you loosen your
grip on identity, creation becomes effortless.
When the ego quietens, love becomes non-transactional.
When effort dissolves, work turns into prayer.
Shunya allows you to live, lead, create, and relate from spaciousness rather than striving. From devotion rather than demand. From beingness rather than burden.
+ A quieter ego and a clearer inner sky
+ Freedom from labels, roles, and the pressure of self-image
+ A devotional relationship with your craft and your calling
+ The ability to create from beingness, not burden, from wonder, not reward,
from freedom not designation, from transparency not labels
+ A felt sense of love that is not transactional
+ A return to your natural state: spacious, simple, awake
Here is the day-wise itinerary.
+ The intoxication of I-me-mine
+ Noise, identity, performance: how we get 'filled'
+ Entering stillness: the Shunya practice begins
+ The first letting go: roles, labels, story
+ The architecture of the 'one': identity, designation, narrative
+ Releasing the need to be seen / approved / right
+ Shadow-softening (without drama): meeting what you avoid with tenderness
+ A ritual of emptying
+ The chemistry of humility: selflessness as spiritual sobriety
+ Love without agenda: devotion, presence, simple acts
+ The ego becomes quiet enough for the soul to speak
+ The cosmic dance of creation
+ Zero → One: creation emerging from stillness
+ Creativity + spirituality as one intimate dance
+ When the doer/ dancer dissolves: inspired action, effortless making
+ One → Zero: letting even the creation dissolve
+ Integration: daily Shunya practice for real life
+ Turning hard work into heart work
+ Living your love (without turning it into an identity)
