For more than twenty years, Ajmal has been immersed in the study and practice of consciousness — bridging the world’s great contemplative traditions with the emerging science of mind, intention, and human potential. What began as a personal search for deeper understanding became a lifelong discipline: studying how states of consciousness shape health, perception, decision-making, and achievement — and, more importantly, how those states can be deliberately trained.

Ajmal is currently pursuing his doctorate in Noetic Science at the California Institute for Human Science (CIHS), where his research explores the practical applications of consciousness — how measurable inner states translate into real-world clarity, resilience, and performance.

He is a practitioner and teacher of HeartMath-based coherence techniques, using professional-grade heart rate variability (HRV) technology to help students see their inner state change as they train it. For Ajmal, this is the heart of the Noetist approach: consciousness work should be experiential, practical, and — wherever possible — measurable.

Through Noetist, Ajmal teaches what he calls practical wisdom: the disciplined, learnable art of aligning heart, mind, and intention so that life becomes less about struggle and more about coherent, purposeful movement toward what matters.

He is the author of several books on consciousness, coherence, and intentional living, and teaches students around the world through live Zoom trainings, self-paced courses, and one-to-one coaching.

When he isn’t teaching or researching, Ajmal is usually doing exactly what he teaches — sitting in stillness, walking in nature, and practicing the quiet disciplines that two decades in this field have proven again and again: the inner life, trained well, changes everything.