Mr. Chopra began his career from rural India. Over a period of time, he gained interest in Neuro-Endocrinology, to ascertain the biological linkages with human thoughts and emotions. Before shifting to the US, he got married.

In the early 1980s when he visited India, he came across an Ayurvedic physician in New Delhi. He was Brihaspati Dev Triguna, then head of ‘Indian Council for Ayurvedic Medicine’. He was intrigued began studying this field of medicine.

Mr. Chopra says, as far as success is concerned, it is one’s inherent belief system that shapes any version of reality. The interpretation or perception of visual-auditory stimulus, thought processes, imaginative abilities, leads to the creation of an understanding. This understanding forms the belief system. It is of a diverse nature, in a way that each stimulus is understood by each individual in a different manner. These beliefs, project a version of reality that people consider as their world. So, individuals become what they see and the world becomes who we are.