About the author


Born in 1975, right from his childhood, Babuji is after true spirituality and a serene social structure. He had read many books on this and observed the truth as follows: ‘The Truth is the same for everyone; it’s the same in everyone. But, the distance we travel mentally from it varies from person to person. That’s why, there prevail thousands of revelations about the Truth. When the distance between the mind and the Truth reduces and completely nullified, we realize that we are not distinct from the Truth’. He says: ‘Only a realized being can formulate a doctrine. They are here to bring clarity in everything. If any chaos emerges out of the doctrine, it is not because of the doctrine but by the minds which wrongly understood the doctrine.’ He supports true secularism. He was inspired by the teachings of Sri Paramahansa Yogananda and took Kriya Yoga initiation from his Master’s Yogoda Satsanga Society of India.

Though he had penned more than ten books, the ones which he wants to promote and to get translated in other languages are ‘God is in our land’ and ‘The Moral Tablet’. The word ‘land’ in the title ‘God is in our land’, doesn’t refer to any geographical region; it refers to the intuitive inner space of each and every being. He himself had translated this book into his mother tongue Tamil. This book got released in the World Tamil Conference held at Cambodia in the year 2018. The condensed version of common morals which he calls ‘the moral tablet’, tries to support the universal peace through the attainment of individuals’ peace. The global version of the moral tablet was released in Shanghai in 2019.

 He also has a non-monetary web domain by name PUTLI, to spread these works. He expands the domain name as follows: ‘P’ stands for Purity; ‘U’ stands for Uniformity; ‘T’ stands for Truthfulness; ‘L’ stands for Love; ‘I’ stands for Introspection of ‘I’. He says: ‘When Purity is established in mind, it results in Uniformity of thoughts, words and actions. This state is known as Truthfulness. When it is felt and expressed naturally, we call it Love. This love (… based on Purity, Uniformity and Truthfulness) is the representation of the omnipresent ‘I’, which is otherwise known as God.

He is a family man; a simple being. He is the one who has been trying to execute the principle ‘Do your duty and don’t look back or forward for the results’. But he too has some wishes. He wants to see a ‘scams and abuses free’ nation, filled with unity, unbroken culture and unexploited nature; he wants to see the above throughout the world. He wishes that India should act as a role model to the world in preserving and enjoying the world peace. By practicing one’s own religion truly and correctly, one achieves purification of mind and thus realizes the brotherhood of all souls despite linguistic, sectarian and other differences. He strongly believes that through this common sense of brotherhood and love, one can attain unwavering peace in the self and also can encourage the universal peace. His books are written only on this context in various dimensions and depths, over a period of two decades.