Ranjit Deora is our meditation master teacher. Joy and health converge in his lessons on Mindful Meditation.
A native of India, Ranjit is a student of the great Indian Guru Dhirendra Bhramchari whose students included Indira Gandhi. His approach is the discovery of the true self through meditation which builds confidence, self-esteem and good decision-making skills.
As a young man he walked in the footsteps of Buddha visiting Buddhist monasteries and shrines in India and Nepal to learn and practice the teachings of Buddha. Ranjit has formed Youth Meditation, a non-profit organization, to offer a secular, non-religious method to access the benefits of this ancient practice.
He has been helping people experience emotional freedom, physical healing and increased spiritual consciousness for over 21 years and is committed to improving the quality of life for children and teens through improving focus, reducing stress, increasing self-esteem and academic engagement.
He has been featured in Charlotte Magazine and interviewed by WBT, FOXTV, the Charlotte Observer and other publications.
Companies and non-profit organizations such as Bank of America, AT&T, Citi Financial, P & G (Procter and Gamble) and Laugh for the Cure have benefited by our corporate health and wellness programs.
His other teaching programs include Techniques for Relaxation and Stress Relief classes and corporate wellness training seminars for UNCC, Central Piedmont Community College and Wingate University.
Life Story:
Ranjit Deora is a student of the great Indian Guru Dhirendra Bhramchari, whose students include Indira Gandhi. He was raised in Udaipur, India where his first teacher was his mother. After suffering a snake bite at age 12, his doctor introduced him to Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old Indian practice of herbal medicine, and by the age of 14, he had learned the basic principals of the practice.
Community service:
Ranjit offers the Free Laughter Yoga program every other Saturday at his meditation center in Charlotte.
In 2002, Ranjit Deora founded Youth Meditation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to improving the quality of life for children and teens through health and wellness education. The program has received high marks from several Charlotte- Mecklenburg schools for improving focus, reducing stress, increasing self-esteem and increasing academic engagement. Ranjit also offers a Mindful Health practice to students at the Alexander Youth Network, where psychologists and classroom teachers there have noted significant improvement in students’ behavior and performance as a result of his techniques.
Call: 704-277-6049 Email: rdeora@charlottemeditation.com
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WHAT WOULD she DO? 
Oh my I am Pat Jackson I was at the session today with my work teammates with Beth my manager and Hiral I needed that for right now in my life. I already meditate but the laughter has given me what I need to help in several areas of my life. I will going to some Saturday sessions.
Thank God for you so simple but so powerful.
Pat Jackson