Dr. Shubha Vilas: India will teach modern spirituality globally this decade
Dr. Shubha Vilas · S2EP6: Modern Day Spirituality for High-Output Leaders ft. Dr. Shubha Vilas · Jan 7, 2026 · at 58:12
Spiritual mentor Dr. Shubha Vilas answers a rapid-fire question on whether India will teach modern spirituality globally over the next decade.
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“A hundred percent.”
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