PARENTS

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Guruji’s mother, Kamalakshi Amma was a holy person, who possessed many divine attributes. She guided her son on the spiritual path in different stages of his life. So was His father, K Krishna Pillai. He was a yogi who preserved righteousness in action throughout his life.

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Guruji’s mother had the power of intuition that manifested in many experiences of extrasensory perception. One of these experiences was an intuitive vision of theft happening in a nearby temple in the village which she told the son. Later the villagers found that it had happened at the same time she had the vision and committed by the same person whom she had foreseen.

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Another such experience was a conversation with a man whom she previously knew. He told her about some of his personal belongings and the place where they were kept and then he left. A few minutes later, one of the villagers came to the house, and informed her that this person had passed away a few hours before. The information about his hidden belongings that he had shared with the holy mother, was found to be true.

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CHILDHOOD​

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Guruji’s childhood was much different from that of other children. The inherent spirituality started manifesting from a very early period. He experienced unknown states of difficulties after sunset for years, which made him stay in the Lord Shiva temple nearby his family house for the whole night. Here the child was in a state of deep meditation. He was uncomfortable with the taste of spices and usually had food made of rice and jaggery that was moderately sweet. As a school student, He performed well in his studies. There was a strong spiritual quest in him to know the ultimate reality. He always wanted to experience the divine sight of God.

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At the age of twelve, Guruji started learning and practising Yoga by himself. Later, he went to a reputed Yoga teacher in Kerala during that period. The teachings were mostly confined to the strenuous practice of asanas alone. Guruji was not satisfied with this kind of learning. The search for knowledge and self-realization took him to higher learning and intense practices (Tapas). At the age of sixteen, Guruji experienced strong vibrations of energy in the body due to spiritual awakening. The lower parts of the body became weak but there were strong and intense sensations in the head region. This was due to the awakening of Kundalini which increased the flow of vital energy to higher chakras. This situation continued for three years. Guruji transcended this state through the practice of Yoga.

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SOCIAL SERVICE​

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At a very young age, Guruji entered social service. He became an active member of a large organization the youth. He believed that service to humanity is service to God. He was actively involved in the problems of the common man and tried to find permanent solutions for them. He realized that the evilness in society can be eradicated only by eradicating the evil within human beings. Guruji served the society for forty years through which he understood the problems of society and their root causes.

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Mastering the science of Yoga and Spiritual Healing

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During this period, he taught Yoga to the general public to solve the menacing problems of life. Guruji, through his research, explored the therapeutic applications of the existing Yogic practices. He conducted more than a hundred Yoga therapy camps across Kerala and organized several Yoga teacher training courses in association with Vivekananda Kendra. He learned and conducted research on many alternative healing systems. Guruji became a renowned healer in Kerala at the end of the twentieth century. He introduced the system of laughter therapy in Kerala and spread this system throughout the state.

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The Spiritual Quest continues

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Guruji learned the Buddhist meditation system called Vipasana which was being conducted as a ten-day intense meditation program at the Vipassana centres located in different parts of India. He travelled across the country and participated in this program more than fifteen times. Guruji realized that Vipassana alone was not sufficient to take him to higher levels of spirituality. While back at home, Guruji spent long hours in meditation that developed into a more deep-rooted meditation technique which in the later years came to be known as the Amasana meditation.

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Establishment of the Ashram

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In the year 2000, following instructions from his mother, Guruji established the Thapovanam Siddhashramam at Aryankavu, Mulayarathala, Kudappanakkunnu in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. This was the place where the family temple was formerly situated. By this time Guruji turned fully into meditation in search of the ultimate reality and the knowledge of a complete system for eradicating the problems of society. Guruji experienced the first intuitive vision of the divine and heard the spiritual revelation,

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“The notion of relation and relative is inexistent. All that exist are mere bondages. Unwind the bondages and seek the true relative. Perform your duties selflessly.”

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From here onwards, Guruji started receiving knowledge from the Almighty in the form of spiritual revelations about a complete science and philosophy for transforming lives from evil to good, ignorance to wisdom, ill health to positive health, and hatred to love. More than three hundred scriptures have been written to date, most of which are not published. The knowledge from these scriptures is being imparted to disciples, devotees and students of Yoga by Guruji through his discourses.