About
Positive Guru: The House of Alignment
Positive Guru is an elevated fashion house and lifestyle brand where spiritual mastery meets tangible, conscious style. It is built on the pillars of peace, love, confidence, and personal alignment.
We believe being cool isn’t an act of ego—it is the quiet power of being so grounded within yourself that peace becomes your posture. It is also the pursuit of such a way of being. Our apparel is not just clothing; it is a wearable broadcast of that mindset. Every piece we design serves as a physical reminder that strength and compassion can coexist, and that true confidence is always rooted in kindness.
A Fashion House with a Conscience
At Positive Guru, our collections are the entry point into a deeper culture. We exist to make positivity powerful beyond the aesthetic.
The Apparel: We create Elevated Apparel and intentional products designed to shift energy—both yours and those around you.
The Philanthropy: Our house is committed to the Wristband Project, where fashion becomes an act of service. And $1.00 of every clothing purchase goes to children’s mental health.
The Tools: We also provide the “blueprints” for the lifestyle we wear. This includes the 30 Days of Enlightenment and Miracles book and the OM Source Meditation, our blog, videos—tools for moving into the life of your dreams.
The Vision: Our Origin
The Positive Guru ecosystem was born from a single, transformative realization. Founder and meditation teacher Craig Kimbrough was sitting in traffic when he saw a Volkswagen Beetle with a “Save the World” bumper sticker.
In that moment, he saw a vision of a new world: a culture where spiritual growth was fueled by elevated fashion. He realized that a global shift could happen through a simple change in consciousness—and that clothing could be a big vessel for that change. This vision became our mandate: to create a movement expressed through conscious fashion, intentional products, and tools for higher living.
Wear the Movement. Live Enlightened.
Alignment isn’t just something you wear—it’s something you practice. Whether you are wearing our gear, practicing our Enlightenment Lessons, or listening to our inspired music, you are part of a culture centered on growth.
“I spent 30 years teaching the science of alignment before I realized that fashion was a most powerful way to broadcast that frequency to the world. Positive Guru is the intersection of everything I know to be true about peace, power, and presence.” — Craig Kimbrough, Founder
About Craig Kimbrough Positive Guru
Craig’s Fashion interests began early on
Craig Kimbrough’s life has centered around a few key interests. Fashion, Music, and Personal alignment and spiritual growth. These all go as far back as high school. Even back then, fashion was a big deal. Attending his school Cass Tech was truly like being a part of one big fashion show. And this extended into a club and music scene that stood up against any adult music and fashion scene even though it was run by minors. As he began to move into adulthood, Craig did not want the traditional route of being in corporate America. He wanted to own his own business. It was the introspection and meditation that allowed him to move into and navigate the world of business and be able to achieve his dreams. The fashion, the music, the meditation, all were all a big influence in his life and ultimately the world of Positive Guru.
A big part of the foundation of Positive Guru is OM Source Meditation, a metaphysical science Craig Kimbrough has practiced and taught for over three decades. After succeeding his teacher, Mr. Ambrister, at age 29, Craig began a journey that included offering meditation classes at Wayne County Community College, authoring books on transformation—including 30 Days of Enlightenment and Miracles—and operating The Philosophy Bookstore in Southfield. Beyond his spiritual work, Craig has maintained a successful service business in Farmington Hills for 35 years, using his own life as a case study for how meditation science creates real-world stability both in business and family life.
An old cover from a cassett back in the early nineties, with Craig Kimbrough and D.J. Vernon Enlglish on the cover. Production for this also incuded Mark Jefferson.