Tulsi Euphoria began with a deeply personal experience—and a desire to turn the kindness I received into something meaningful for others.
To me, it is more than a business. It is an effort to create space for connection, self-love, inner growth, and the simple joy of doing something that makes you feel a little more like yourself.
In 2023, I experienced burnout and clinical depression. For a while, I explained away how I felt with words many of us know well: “It’s just a hectic schedule,” “I haven’t been sleeping enough,” or “I’m running on coffee.”
But what I was going through was more than tiredness. Eventually, I had to acknowledge that I was struggling and needed help.
Finding my way forward took personal effort, professional care, and people who continued to show up for me. My family, friends, doctors, therapist, and even strangers offered kindness in ways both big and small. They met me with acceptance rather than judgment. When I struggled to imagine feeling better, they continued to believe that I could.
As I was still recovering and learning to be kinder to myself, I was blessed with my baby girl. Alongside the joy of becoming a mother, the postpartum period brought another emotionally difficult chapter. Some of the emptiness returned, and the progress I had worked so hard for felt fragile.
Once again, the people around me stayed beside me. With time and support, I began to reconnect with myself.
I share this story not because it defines all of who I am, but because it shaped what I want to build.
What stayed with me was the difference it made to feel supported—to have people who listened, encouraged me, and made room for me as I was.
For me, learning to love myself became a little easier when I felt loved and accepted by others. It deepened my belief in the value of community, and it reminded me that connection does not always begin with a big conversation. Sometimes, it begins with a shared interest, a little laughter, or simply spending time together.
That is the spirit behind Tulsi Euphoria.
We are developing welcoming experiences centered on wellness, creativity, laughter, family bonding, and community. My hope is to give people opportunities to step away from their routines, explore what they enjoy, and connect with themselves and others.
These experiences are not a substitute for professional care. They are an invitation to make room for joy, shared interests, and meaningful moments in everyday life.
Above all, I hope to create a space where you do not have to arrive as a better version of yourself. You can come as you are—and make time for the things that help you feel more connected to who you are.
Tulsi Euphoria is just beginning, and I want to build it through listening.
Your interests, ideas, and feedback will help guide the experiences we develop. Whether there is a hobby you would love to explore, a gathering you wish existed, or something that brings you joy, I would love to hear about it.
A personal story brought Tulsi Euphoria to life. Together, we can help shape its next chapter.
With warmth,
Sonali Tandon
Founder, Tulsi Euphoria