Guru Sri Subramanium was born in Sri Lanka to aristocratic parents. His father was the highest-ranking medical officer in Sri Lanka, whilst his mother, of South Indian descent, was a renowned seer, possessing great spiritual power. It was in this atmosphere of science and spirituality therefore that he grew up. At the age of nine he realised his spiritual lineage, and his ability to Know and obey the will of God. He took the name Subramanium upon the Lords instruction and witnessed as a youth both the material corruption of spiritual values, and the tremendous discord and violence unleashed in the name of religion. Thus the seeds of his life’s work to unify faiths and establish dharma began.

    Soon after the 2^nd World War ended, Guruji came to Europe, again on the instructions of the Lord, to witness the destruction and devastation to people’s lives that the war had wrought. Everywhere he was welcomed and looked after.  He finally settled in Britain and literally began working round the clock, usually starting his day at 4 a.m. and finishing at 2 a.m. earning his keep by day in a variety of ways, (working in Selfridges, singing in night clubs and running a very successful flower shop, to name a few), so that he could teach, free of charge, meditation and spiritual practices in the night to anyone who came to his door. This became the pattern of his life for many years, teaching, feeding and looking after his devotees, at the same time as worshipping all aspects of the Divine in his Temple.