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This book explores water beyond what we usually understand—going past hydration and purity, into how water carries energy, responds to intention, and influences health and consciousness.
Blending traditional Indian wisdom with modern scientific research, Wisdom of a Water Drop helps readers see water as a living medium that connects the body, mind, and environment.
Krithika Prasad brings together learnings from the Vedas, Ayurveda, sacred rituals, and the latest discoveries about structured water, showing how simple practices can improve our relationship with water.
This book is for anyone curious about how water truly works—not just in labs, but in life.
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Krithika Prasad
Krithika Prasad is a seeker, entrepreneur, and storyteller who walks the bridge between tradition and transformation. Born in Coimbatore and now based in Bangalore, she blends ancient Indian wisdom with a modern, curious mind.
She is the founder of Kalyashastra, a passionate initiative rooted in preventive health, natural living, and traditional Indian practices connected with Prithvi – Earth and Ausadhaha – healing herbs. Her journey took a deeper turn with Jiva Water Devices, where her exploration of Apaha – Water began unfolding into a life-changing study of geometry, frequencies, vibration, and consciousness.
As a business consultant in the e-commerce and product management space, she brings structure, clarity, and creativity to brands looking to grow with purpose. Krithika also hosts The Life Grids – a podcast that explores patterns of everyday living, inner growth, and conscious choices.
But above all, she is an explorer – of water, energy, silence, sound, and every fleeting moment of life. She writes, first and foremost, to understand for herself – to distill what she has learned, lived, and felt. She believes that the simplest truths often hold the deepest wisdom.
She invites readers and listeners to pause, breathe, and listen – to water, to wonder, and to the sacred intelligence flowing within us all.
