He was born and brought up in a large joint family where he had to work hard with his brother to run the family business. After school, he used to get engaged in running the family restaurant. He remembers the punishments he used to receive for being late at work. His interest and passion got him to Lucknow University, where he completed his higher studies.

He joined Chinmaya Tapovan Ashram for two years in Dharmsala, Himachal Pradesh. During his training, he completely got aloof from his family and had no contact with any members. After six months of his stay in the ashram, he informed his family about his present condition. His family insisted he returns home since his mother was very ill. On hearing his mother’s condition, he returned to see his mother but could not stay long. His family tried their best to prevent him from leaving his home again but in vain. His parents’ death made him feel guilty for some time, but his life had already taken a different turn from where it was impossible for him to return. After two years of studies, he left for a pilgrimage to different Himalayan regions of Uttarkashi, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath. He wandered around as a mendicant, begging for food. He had a quest to experience how mother nature takes care of him. He encountered different situations and events and got to experience different aspects of life.

One such incident has etched an indelible mark in his mind. Once while wandering through the foothills of majestic Himalaya, he had lost his way and had nowhere to go. There was not a single sight of human habitation nearby. As the darkness set in and the mountain winds started blowing noisily, the situation became more uncomfortable, but he did not lose hope and faith in God and somehow managed to arrive at a small house in the midst of a deep forest. A lady used to live there along with her daughter. Despite the scarcity of food, she offered her a single piece of bread (chapatti) and coriander sauce. She also offered him shelter for the night and provided a blanket to cover him from the chilling weather. But the wind was too cold for him to sleep under one blanket comfortably. He got out of the hut and got mesmerized by the beauty of the night. The silence of the night was invaded by the low creaky noise of the pine leaves of the innumerable frosted pine trees, and the dark sky was illuminated with the bright shining stars. The wonderstruck beauty of this moment enchanted him. This night had created in him a new craving for life. As a note of gratitude, our teacher travelled to the next village in the morning and brought food ingredients for the lady to survive and thanked her for her unconditional hospitality.

He started his school in India. He has frequently travelled to Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, Austria etc., for teaching and organizing a workshop around Europe. He began his courses on Yoga Teacher training in 2009 and continued to date. Under his supervision, he has taught almost 20 successful 200 AND 300 HOURS training sessions worldwide in collaboration with Ashiyana Yoga Center, Mahi Power Yoga, Siddhi Yoga, Neo Yoga Delft, Holland, Be-better Yoga Germany. He has dedicated his entire life to imparting his knowledge of Yoga science to this world and wishes to create a world of love, peace and harmony through his yogic practices and encouraging all the people to do the same.