Emergentis is the international work of Dr. Maruti Sharma.
Dr. Sharma began in a village in the Himalayan foothills of Jammu, with none of the advantages his clients now take for granted. The first subject of his methods was the nearest available one: his own language, his own mind, his own circumstances.
He has been studying the structure of the mind since 1990 and teaching since 2002 — in India first, then internationally from Switzerland in 2003. His formation: fourteen years inside an Indian contemplative lineage; a doctorate in Buddhist psychology, in the Vajrayana tradition; board certification and trainer certification in hypnotherapy in the United States; trainer certification in NLP under Dr. Richard Bandler, co-creator of the field.
His clients have included Fortune 500 companies, banks, security services, and private individuals from more than one hundred countries. Across all of it he has worked on a single question: how does a human being actually change — not improve, change. Emergentis is his most concentrated answer.
Lineage & Credentials
- PhD, Buddhist Psychology (Vajrayana tradition) — University of Jammu
- MA, Organisational Behaviour Psychology
- RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist (Associate) — Rehabilitation Council of India
- Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist — National Guild of Hypnotists, USA
- Certified Hypnotherapy Trainer — National Guild of Hypnotists, USA · Founding President, NGH India Chapter
- Licensed Trainer of NLP — Society of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (USA), trained by Dr. Richard Bandler
- Fourteen years' formation in Indian contemplative and meditative systems · Yoga Shiromani, Sivananda, Kerala
- Founder — University of Life (India, 2002) · The Art of Happiness d.o.o. (EU, 2017) · The Emergentis Group (UAE, 2026)
- Author — The Art of Permanent Happiness (2002) · Journeys in Meditation (2005)
Dr. Sharma's clinical registration is held in India. Emergentis engagements — in the UAE and everywhere else — are coaching and education for personal and professional development. They are not psychotherapy, counselling, or medical treatment, and are not offered as such.