About this gathering
The Infinite Prosperity Protocol is a 21-day Kundalini Sadhana designed to help you prepare your body, mind, nervous system, and energetic field to receive, hold, direct, and sustain prosperity in a more real and embodied way. Anchored in Akshaya Tritiya—a sacred day associated with that which does not diminish, grows, multiplies, and endures—this journey is about becoming the kind of person who can hold greater levels of energy, love, support, responsibility, visibility, opportunities and resources.
Many people say they want abundance, but what they are actually experiencing internally is survival, inconsistency, hesitation, guilt around receiving, fear of being seen, and subconscious resistance to expansion. Prosperity without capacity becomes pressure; prosperity without clarity becomes chaos; prosperity without alignment becomes depletion. This Sadhana addresses the deeper architecture underneath prosperity.
In this container, prosperity is a multidimensional field including material support, financial steadiness, vitality, emotional openness, relational nourishment, and the ability to receive without fear. At the heart of the Sadhana is a simple but powerful principle: Prosperity = Capacity × Clarity × Circulation.
The journey is progressive across three phases: Clearing the Blocks (Days 1–7), Building Capacity (Days 8–14), and Activation & Multiplication (Days 15–21), with a special Akshaya Tritiya Prosperity Ceremony at its center. This is not fantasy prosperity—it is embodied prosperity.
This is for you if…
Prakash Chegu
✓ VerifiedBorn and raised in a deeply spiritual family in a small town in Southern India, the spiritual practice at the core of the life-style is ingrained in all aspects of life. Prakash's journey into Kundalini Yoga began at a very young age. Growing up in a family…
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