Satya Kalra

Satya Kalra is now an author and speaker. Aside from her many books on Self-transformation and happiness, she has also written countless articles to help share the secrets of "Blissful Living" with others.

The Early Years

Satya Kalra was born in the small town of Lucky, in Bano in the Northwestern part of India. In the Partition of India 1947, this area became part of Islamic Pakistan. Satya’s middle-class family, involved in the shoe trade, eventually settled in Gwalior, India. Her father was a businessman, but a devout practitioner of the Bhagavad Gita. Her mother was not educated in the school but was highly intelligent, and though she was a housewife, she was respected and sought out for advice and counsel in the community. Satya grew in the example of her parents to reach out and help others in need, which later in life changed her career path.

Education and Career Path

Satya, like many Indian girls, went to University, not for a subsequent career, but to find an "educated husband." She completed her Bachelor of Science and went on for M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry from Jiwaji University, India in 1969. During her years at university, she met and later married to Krishan Kalra and followed him on the journey to America in 1969, where he began his medical career. Satya continued her education in the United States with the realization that it was socially acceptable for women in the US to have a career. While she was attending University of Illinois, Chicago, she worked as a Part time Scientist/researcher at the University from 1970-1974. She went on to get an MS Degree in Biochemistry and Immunology, in 1974. Immediately following her graduation, Satya was employed as a Research Scientist for Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. from 1974-1975, and then became a Research Scientist for G.D. Searle, a Pharmaceutical Company in Skokie Illinois until 1978.

BioGenex Laboratories

Her family then moved to San Francisco, California where she became a Lab Supervisor for a Children's Hospital from 1980-1982 and went on to Co-Found BioGenex Laboratories with her husband, Dr. Krishan Kalra, Ph.D. in 1982. In 1986, Satya went back to get a degree in Business Management and Marketing, University of California at Berkeley and remains CEO and President of BioGenex Laboratories.

BioGenex Laboratories currently specializes in molecular pathology systems for cancer diagnosis and research. They are listed in 1994 , Medical instruments and apparatus, By ECRI Publishing, Pg. 115

1995 , USA, by Mark D. Dibner, Pg. 61

1997 ,IEI Publishing, Pg. 161

, the Worldwide Biotech Industry reporting service, in addition to many more industry publications.

Works

• "[5][5]," Published in the Program Guide for the 7th Annual Hindu Mandir Executives’ Conference in 2012, Pg. 22.
• Proven Holiday Stress-Busters! Published in Ezinearticles on December 09, 2013. This article was also published in the Elephant Journals that same year.
• [7][7], Published in the Kindred Spirit on February 17, 2014
• "[8][8]", Published in the Program Guide for the 11th Annual Hindu Mandir Executives’ Conference in 2016, Pg. 38

Path to Anandam as a 501(c)3

Founded in 2009, Path to Anandam is a nonprofit organization based in Danville, California, that uses the proceeds from workshops, seminars, books and speaking engagements to help underprivileged women and children all over the world. With Satya Kalra's degrees in science and her passion for Bhagavad Gita's teachings, she instructs others in attaining spiritual peace and what she calls a state of "Blissful Living." All the money she receives from these activities is then used to help others with physical needs. Path to Anandam is listed on Great Non-Profits, and is also listed on Charity Navigator

Path to Anandam offers education and support for those in need. Path to Anandam has joined hands with Divine Shakti Foundation, and together they work to implement programs to support women and children and they are raising awareness of the problems facing women and children in many areas of the world.

They are also part of the organization called Akshaya Patra Foundation, that serves freshly prepared school lunches every day to 1.39 million children in India to fight hunger, promote education, and eradicate poverty. And Path to Anandam was involved in the Ganga Disaster Relief.

External links

• https://uri.org/uri-story/20180308-profiles-women-who-make-difference-satya-kalra
• http://www.internationalyogafestival.org/presenters/satya-kalra/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9qYj4HELCM
• http://www.blogtalkradio.com/angelspeakers/2017/01/20/blissful-living-now-with-cohosts-karen-palmer-and-satya-kalra

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