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Rosy Sedhain, MBA, MBSR Teacher
Rosy Sharma Sedhain is the heart behind Tranquil Mind Training. Her journey into mindfulness began over two decades ago with her first S.N. Goinka Vipassana meditation retreat in Nepal. Since then, she's become an MBSR Teacher trained at UMASS Center for Mindfulness and Brown University. Additionally, she's a certified yoga instructor from the Patanjali Institute in Rishikesh, India, and has also received specialized training to teach mindfulness to childrens of all ages.
Before dedicating herself to mindfulness, Rosy had a successful career in the corporate world, holding roles at major pharmaceutical companies (Abbott and Alcon/Novartis). Her educational background includes a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information Systems.
For nearly a decade, Rosy has been devoted to teaching mindfulness, initially at organizations like the Children’s Home Network and the Florida Community of Mindfulness. Now, through Tranquil Mind Training, she shares her wealth of experience and expertise with individuals and workplaces alike.
Rosy's journey has taken her across continents and states, from Nepal, India, Singapore to multiple states Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas, West Virginia before finally settling in Tampa, Florida, where she currently resides with her family.
Rosy finds joy in sharing her knowledge and experience with her students. Inspired by the wisdom of the Thich Nhat Hanh tradition, she actively engages in continuous learning, drawing insights from the teachings of Fred Eppsteiner, the lineage holder of this tradition. Exploring the depths of dharma, she brings a unique perspective to her teaching, enriching the journey of self-discovery for all who join her.
Rosy cherishes time with her children, enjoys nature walks, gardening and finds joy in singing. Through her unique blend of multi-cultural experience, wisdom, compassion, and expertise, Rosy guides others of all ages towards greater peace, resilience, and well-being.
Be like a tree let the dead leaves drop -Rumi
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