At Track Second, we believe lasting resolution begins within — in the stillness of a calm mind, the clarity of an awakened conscience, and the unwavering courage of a just heart.
At Track Second, our mission is rooted in a timeless idea: every dispute carries within it the seed of resolution — not through force or litigation, but through genuine dialogue, empathy, and shared understanding. These are not platitudes. They are living principles drawn from three extraordinary individuals whose wisdom continues to guide every mediation session, every settlement, and every relationship we help rebuild.
Three pillars — spiritual leadership, ancient enlightenment, and judicial integrity — together form the inspirational foundation of everything Track Second stands for. They affirm our deepest conviction: true resolution comes from understanding, never from winning.
Founder, Art of Living · Global Peace Ambassador · Humanitarian Visionary
Revered across the world as a spiritual leader, peace ambassador, and humanitarian visionary, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has dedicated his life to transforming conflict — beginning not in courtrooms, but in the human heart.
Founder of the Art of Living Foundation and the International Association for Human Values (IAHV), Gurudev pioneered Sudarshan Kriya — a rhythmic, evidence-backed breathing practice embraced by leaders, trauma survivors, and peacemakers across 180 nations. He has walked into conflict zones in Iraq, Colombia, Venezuela, and beyond — armed only with wisdom and presence — achieving what armies and courts could not.
His unwavering belief remains: a calm mind and an open heart can change the world. At Track Second, we stand inspired by his example — that breath is not just life, it is a bridge between conflict and calm, between chaos and clarity.
"Breath is not just life. It is a bridge between conflict and calm, chaos and clarity."
The Enlightened One · 563 BCE–483 BCE · Guiding 487M+ People Worldwide
More than 2,600 years ago, beneath a Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, a seeker emerged as something the world had never seen — a fully awakened being. Gautama Buddha, the Enlightened One, taught that suffering ends not with revenge, but with awareness.
His message of the Middle Path, the Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Path continues to guide over 487 million people in more than 100 countries today. The Buddha's way is not a religion alone — it is a practice of waking up to our shared humanity. Inner peace is the root of outer harmony.
At Track Second, his timeless wisdom shapes our core. We do not mediate to win. We mediate to understand. His legacy affirms our belief that true resolution comes from seeing the other clearly — not defeating them.
"Inner peace is the root of outer harmony — suffering ends not with revenge, but with awareness."
Former Judge, Allahabad High Court · Former Lokayukt, Chhattisgarh · President, IFUNA
A towering figure in Indian law and public service, Justice Shambhu Nath Srivastava has long championed justice, ethics, and transparency. As a former Judge of the Allahabad High Court and former Lokayukt of Chhattisgarh, he built a legacy of judicial integrity grounded in compassion.
Now serving as President of the Indian Federation of United Nations Associations (IFUNA), he advocates for anticorruption reforms, civic empowerment, and global collaboration. His decades-long career reflects an unshakable belief: justice must not only be delivered — it must be deeply felt.
At the First IICA Alumni Meet (Delhi-NCR) hosted by Track Second, he emphasised that mediation is not just a method of dispute resolution, but a moral path forward for a more humane legal system. His principles of justice with compassion guide us in promoting fairness, transparency, and accountability in all that we do.
"Justice must not only be delivered — it must be deeply felt. Mediation is a moral path forward for a more humane legal system."
Their lives converge in Track Second's daily practice — not as distant ideals but as values that shape every mediation session, every settlement agreement, and every relationship we help rebuild.
A calm mind and an open heart can change the world. We train every Track Second neutral to listen deeply before speaking, and breathe before responding — creating the stillness from which genuine resolution emerges. Empathy is not a soft skill here; it is our core methodology.
The Middle Path teaches that resolution is never about winning — it is about understanding the conditions that gave rise to conflict. We mediate to uncover shared humanity beneath opposing positions. Every dispute is, at its core, a shared story waiting to be rewritten with greater wisdom.
Justice that is merely delivered is incomplete — it must be deeply felt. Every process we administer is governed by principles of fairness, transparency, and impartiality. We do not just resolve disputes; we affirm the dignity of every party who places their trust in us.
Track Second's vision extends beyond individual cases — we are building the infrastructure, culture, and community for a future in which mediation is the natural, preferred response to conflict across India and beyond.
A world in which mediation is not a last resort but the first instinct — where every institution, organisation, and individual has the skills, support, and access to resolve conflict through dialogue, dignity, and mutual respect.
To provide world-class, accessible, and values-driven mediation and ADR services across India — combining legal expertise with human compassion to deliver outcomes that are durable, dignified, and transformative for all parties.
Excellence without compromise. Every neutral we empanel, every process we administer, and every platform we build is held to the highest international standards — continuously audited, refined, and improved.
Track Second is more than a platform — it is a growing community of mediators, legal professionals, young ADR advocates, and institutional partners united by the conviction that dialogue is always worth attempting before litigation begins.
Track Second was founded on a conviction that runs counter to the adversarial instinct: that the path to justice begins not with argument, but with listening. The most powerful thing two conflicting parties can do is not to fight harder — but to understand more deeply.
We call our approach values-anchored mediation: grounded equally in legal rigour and human compassion, in procedural fairness and emotional intelligence, pursuing outcomes that parties can live with — and grow from.
Cases successfully concluded through mediation since founding
Of all cases referred to Track Second mediation reach agreement
Certified mediators across 14 specialised practice areas
Across India, with 100% online mediation available nationwide
Our team of accredited mediators brings the values of peace, awareness, and integrity to every session. Whether you face a commercial conflict, a family matter, or a complex multi-party dispute — we are here to help you find resolution with dignity.
Founded in 2017, Track Second blends modern mediation with ancient wisdom. We turn conflict into connection through dialogue and empathy. Rooted in Track II diplomacy, our approach fosters clarity and collaboration.