ANIL TAN

Former tech engineer.

I spent 15 years in computer science—10 of them in New York, building systems that scaled, solving problems to optimize, climbing the ladder I was told to climb.

Then, five years ago, everything shifted. Sound cracked me open. It became my teacher. Music became my medicine. The questions I'd been avoiding — Who am I? Why am I here? What is this existence? — became impossible to ignore.

I slowly walked away from tech to pursue what I couldn't ignore: the medicine of music, the portal of frequency, the mystery of consciousness itself. I traveled, studied yoga, trained in meditation, attended ceremonies, and contemplated life and death. What started as curiosity became devotion.

Current frequency explorer.

I'm a scientist who became a mystic. A coder who learned to channel.

I'm a forever student of the space where logic meets magic, where technology serves transformation, where sound becomes prayer.

I'm a devotee of the sacred. A traveler between worlds. Learning, always, to express what cannot be spoken—only transmitted through sound.

Kensho is my practice of authentic expression. My attempt to inspire what I'm still learning myself: how to live fully, freely, as prayer.