Feb 23, Kathmandu - Renowned life coach and spiritual guide Sanjiv Malik conducted transformative one-day meditation camps in Nepal, bringing together seekers of inner peace, clarity, and personal growth under his newly introduced “Smiling Yogi Initiative.”

Sanjiv Malik arrived from India on February 11, 2026, and led two full-day meditation camps from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The first session was held in Itahari on February 12, 2026, followed by a second powerful gathering in Kathmandu on February 14, 2026.

The meditation camps were designed as immersive, full-day experiences focusing on emotional healing, mindfulness, breathwork, self-awareness, and conscious living. Participants engaged in guided meditation sessions, practical spiritual exercises, and reflective discussions aimed at unlocking inner strength and clearing emotional blockages.

During the Nepal visit, Sanjiv Malik officially introduced the “Smiling Yogi Initiative,” a movement dedicated to spreading positivity, emotional healing, and conscious living through simple daily spiritual practices. The initiative encourages individuals to embody mindfulness, gratitude, and compassion while maintaining a joyful and peaceful inner state. Throughout the sessions, the atmosphere remained deeply positive, motivating, and uplifting. Attendees described the experience as transformative, energizing, and deeply grounding. The camps emphasized the philosophy of becoming a “Smiling Yogi” or “Smiling Yogini”—individuals who cultivate inner balance, resilience, and joy regardless of external circumstances.

The response in both cities was overwhelming, with participants expressing gratitude for the practical tools and life-changing insights shared during the sessions. The full-day format, running from morning to evening, allowed attendees to deeply immerse themselves in meditation and self-discovery.

The Nepal meditation camps marked an important step in expanding the Smiling Yogi Initiative beyond borders, fostering a growing community committed to inner transformation and collective well-being.