Deep Kailey spent years building a glossy, high-powered career in fashion, as the first fashion editor of Vogue India, fashion director of Tatler UK, and right hand to major names in the industry, before a persistent pull toward life's bigger questions changed her trajectory. She left it all behind to co-found Without Shape, Without Form, an arts organization rooted in Sikh philosophy that uses exhibitions, publications, and gatherings to help people quiet their minds.
In this episode, Deep joins Salomé to trace her path from fashion into this work, the personal losses that first opened her up to life's bigger questions, and why traditional forms of success didn't bring the fulfillment she expected. They talk about Simran, a form of meditation, as the anchor of her practice, and the impact she's witnessed in the people who encounter this work. Grounded in Deep's personal journey, it's an eye-opening conversation about centuries-old Sikh traditions and tools that have the power to quiet our minds and reconnect us to source.
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