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1997
Sound and service begin together.
Sattyananda begins working with sound and also enters the Art of Living, serving as a Nav Chetna Shivir teacher through workshops in underprivileged communities and slum areas.
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2001
Sound engineering becomes the foundation.
Formal work in sound engineering, studios and technical listening shapes the discipline behind the later music, research and immersive work.
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2003
Radio production begins.
Works as a creative producer for Red FM, entering radio as a public space for music, voice, programming and cultural transmission.
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2004
Creative Head at Dada Music India.
Joins Dada Music India, part of the India Today Group, deepening the relationship between music, media and creative direction.
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2006
Internal Activities is released.
The first album marks a formal step into electronic, ambient, experimental and meditative composition.
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2008
Audio Ashram is founded.
A space for music, meditation and deeper listening takes shape as a world within the work.
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2009
Radio 79 launches.
Radio 79 is launched as India's first online radio station, expanding the work into digital broadcast and independent music culture.
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2008-2014
Music and performance expand.
Electronic composition, Indian classical collaborations, performance and immersive sound continue to develop as a larger creative field.
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2012 onward
The work turns further inward.
A deeper shift begins toward mantra, meditation, inner listening and the use of sound for inner peace and self-awareness.
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2016
Surround sound wellness experience with PVR Cinemas.
Presents India's first surround sound wellness experience in association with PVR Cinemas, bringing contemplative listening into a cinema environment.
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2018
Nada Yoga Foundation is established.
Research, practice and learning gather around Nada Yoga, mantra and the subtle study of sound.
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2020
Research enters a more formal phase.
Cymatics, EEG observation and Sanskrit sound studies begin to form a broader research archive.
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2026
The Mantra Effect is published.
The book brings mantra, sound, neurophysiology and contemplative practice into one written enquiry.
