Born in the mid-80s in the sacred, storied land of Puri—a place revered by millions as a divine pilgrimage site—Swati Mahapatra emerged into this world with a destiny marked by uniqueness. Her very name, which translates to “a star that, when visible in the sky, transforms sea shells into pearls,” was a prophecy instilled in her by her father. From a young age, he nurtured in her the belief that she was a star, a beacon of light destined to shine brightly in every path she walked.

 Swati’s spirit was always drawn to the role of a guide, a mentor—but not in the conventional sense of teaching worldly subjects confined by human limitations. No, her soul yearned for something greater, something cosmic. Night after night, she gazed at the stars and whispered to the Universe, seeking answers, searching for the hidden truths of existence. And then, as if by divine design, the Universe answered. The turning point came in the most serendipitous of ways—a simple book, The Secret, casually left on a colleague’s desk. That book ignited a fire within her, an insatiable hunger to understand the profound mysteries of metaphysics. Her quest led her to the wisdom of Neville Goddard, a man whose teachings resonated with the deepest parts of her soul. His words were not just lessons; they were revelations, touching her heart in ways she had never imagined.