The story

My work has always lived in two worlds. For more than twenty years I have been the person between the creative idea and the technical team, translating one into the other until something real is delivered.

I grew from research and innovation into project coordination, and then into leading creative media and innovation for large public-sector and institutional initiatives. Along the way I kept making things of my own. In 2011 I started All About 90s Life, a home for the memories of a generation, which has since reached around 30 million people. I made short films for causes I believed in, and in 2015–16 I travelled through rural areas teaching families to use the internet, email and smartphones. That project is still closest to my heart.

Today the canvas is wider. I write books and guided journals, create content and AI stories, mentor startups and companies on their digital journey, and run wellness workshops shaped by my own practice of meditation and Pranic Healing. Different forms, same habit: noticing what matters to people, and giving it a shape they can hold.

Why "VishalCanvas"

A canvas is not one painting. It is the surface that holds many. The name brings books, communities, professional work and an inner journey together, because they all start from the same place: paying attention to people.

On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, moments before a great war began, the great archer Arjun lowered his bow, overwhelmed by fear and sorrow. Shri Krishna, his friend and charioteer, listened and spoke with patience and care. That conversation is the Bhagavad Gita.

This book invites children to listen in. Each chapter opens with a moment from the conversation between Arjun and Shri Krishna, then steps into the life of a child today: a speech that feels impossible, an unkind message, an empty seat at lunch. Twelve stories, twelve life lessons. No lectures, just timeless wisdom shared warmly.

A thoughtful gift for children, perfect for reading aloud at home, in classrooms and in libraries.