Dhishan Dhammearatchi was Born in 1984 as an only child to a well-reputed and honored Sinhalese Buddhist family. His parents carry an ancestral linkage to multi-dimensional ownership ranging from inheritance to Education and Religious activities from the Kandyan Kingdom, Malate, Galle, and Sabaragamuwa provinces and districts of Sri Lanka. Presently, he is a Senior Lecturer and a Network Engineer by profession with 15 years of Academic and Professional experience. His Primary and Secondary education was conducted at Ananda College, Colombo, and then he completed a Bachelor's degree with Honours at Middlesex University, United Kingdom, in Information Technology, majoring in Computer Communication. Upon returning to Sri Lanka in 2005, he started working as an intern and was promoted to the category of Associate Network Engineer to Network Engineer in 2014. During that period, he not only was engaged in the major projects in Sri Lanka but was also engaged in many implementations globally. Working at London Stock Exchange in the year 2010 was one of the major accomplishments in his career where he was a team member in the Go Live project which was the fastest stock exchange implementation at that time. The same year, he started his Master's Degree program in Information Technology Management affiliated with the University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. In 2014 he shifted from professional services to academia as a Lecturer. Then he was promoted to a Senior Lecturer in 2022, and the journey continued. Further, he carries many institutional development activities along with research publications in refereed journals as an author/supervisor status out of lecturing. From childhood, he was into sports such as hockey and Wushu at the school level, apart from his major achievement of representing the Sri Lankan Junior National Swimming Squad. However, a major turning point started despite battling against many failures in his personal life; the focus was on the spiritual pathway which was opened in the year 2015. During the practice of Angampora, an ancient fighting style of Sri Lanka under Guru Karunapala, Mr. Dhammearatchi's fate led to Astrology. Being inquisitive, he always wanted to get to know more before following, where he met one of his life-changing Guru, R. Jayathissa, in the year 2018. While getting educated by Guru R. Jayathissa in Astrology and spiritual awareness, Guru/Yogi Arjuna Wickramaarachchi of Sri Yoga Foundation of Sri Lanka was introduced by Guru R. Jayathissa. Guru Arjuna is not only a yoga practitioner but also an extreme practitioner of mediation and healing. This has proved as Guru Arjuna was able to capture Mr. Dhammearatchi’s mind on the very first day. Practicing yoga started in the year 2018 when Master Arjuna entered Mr. Dhammearatchi to Kriya Yoga pathway linking both physical and meditation practices by 2019. Guru Arjuna also directed Mr. Dhammearatchi to Yogi Promod of Rishikesh, Himalaya, who is also a Guru to Guru Arjuna. Yogi Promod is one of the best disciples of the late Swami Rama, with many spiritual talents under his belt. Guru Yogi Promod, who is also the Grandmaster to Mr. Dhammearatchi entered him into the Yoga Teacher Training program where from Philosophy to Asana and Pranayama, to Mantra and Chanting, to Methodology was thought to become a Teacher of Yoga Practitioner. Mr. Dhammearatchi is the father of two sons and a husband to a carrying wife who sees himself calmer and collected through the guidance of his Grandmaster and his Master, where he finds the importance and the benefits of Yoga Practices in family life without renouncing it around a busy social livelihood. Currently, Mr. Dhammearatchi is working on many advanced practices of the ancient Rishis and Swamis under the direction of his Grandmaster and his Master. He is also working on national/international projects with his Grandmaster and Master to spread the true value of Yogic Tradition in mental, physical, and spiritual awareness with the awakening of the Rishis and Swamis while training the inner core values of Buddhism.