Vishrant is a contemporary mystic who offers a pragmatic path to higher consciousness. He made a fortune in publishing as a young man, retiring at the age of 28, and as a world traveller and student of personal development later met controversial Indian guru and spiritual teacher Bhagwan "Osho" Shree Rajneesh who initiated him into the world of higher consciousness and enlightenment. That encounter led to Vishrant tasting unconditional love during a terrifying shipwreck off the Western Australian coast and then glimpsing his own true nature. After these revelations, he shocked everyone by giving his multi-million dollar company to the staff who had served him so diligently for a decade, before then setting off around Australia barefoot for the next four years while searching for how to open his Heart once and forever. After Osho's death in 1999, Vishrant committed himself to the Way of the Heart while working as a naturopath and psychotherapist, running men's encounter groups and later serving a crop of Advaita Vedanta teachers who started visiting Western Australia at the end of the 1990s. Vishrant woke up in 1999 in the presence of one of those teachers. Since then, Vishrant has held satsang and retreats, and runs a Mystery School in the Perth hills which is also available online for those seeking to find their true nature. Vishrant's teachings are pragmatic and free of belief systems and religious ideologies. He sees himself as a reality teacher rather than a spiritual teacher and says spirituality has become an overused word. His invitation is for people to investigate the Truth through their own direct experience.