ABOUT
Hiti Rangnani
Executive Advisor & Leadership Architect | Author | Founder, ELEVATE MYSELF®
ESSAYS
The essays of ELEVATE MYSELF® explore questions that arise across human development, identity, leadership, embodiment, consciousness, organisational life and human contribution.
Some essays begin with familiar experiences—pressure, achievement, power, burnout, relationships or leadership. Others enter more directly into questions of identity, awareness, consciousness and the nature of human development. Together, they form an evolving body of writing through which different dimensions of the ELEVATE MYSELF® philosophy can be encountered.
The work draws from depth psychology, neuroscience, somatic intelligence, systems thinking and contemplative wisdom while remaining grounded in the realities of human life, leadership and institutional responsibility.
Explore the essays below.
Consciousness & Self-Realisation
ELEVATE MYSELF®: What It Really Means (And Why Most Get It Wrong)
There is something revealing about the phrase elevate myself. At first, it sounds like a familiar expression of ambition: become better, achieve more, develop new capabilities, improve the quality of life, reach a higher level of success. Much of modern personal development is organised around this understanding. We learn more, become more skilled, strengthen our habits, our performance and try to become better versions of ourselves. All of this has value. Human beings can learn, adapt and...
Witness or Co-Creator? Which is the Higher Stage of Consciousness?
Imagine you are sitting by a river at sunset. The waters flow silently, carrying twigs, flowers, and sometimes even debris downstream. You have two choices: you can sit quietly on the bank, simply witnessing the current, or you can step into the flow and gently guide the boat that carries you across. This is the dilemma of every seeker: Is the highest truth to be the silent witness, resting in pure awareness? Or is it to be the conscious author, shaping and guiding life as a co-creator? Both...
