At the age of nineteen, irresistibly drawn to the snow-clad Himalayas, Sri M embarked on his journey to seek a true Master. Maheshwarnath Babaji, a senior disciple of Sri Guru Babaji, took Sri M under his tutelage and initiated him into the Nath tradition. For three and half years, Sri M lived and travelled extensively through the Himalayas with him. What he learnt from Maheshwarnath Babaji transformed his consciousness.

"Go back. Live as others do. Work, marry, raise a family. Do not run from the world. What you have learned must be carried into life itself."

As instructed by his Guru, Sri M returned to the plains and led a quiet, working family life while preparing to teach all that he had learnt and experienced. A few years after his Master's passing, Sri M received the signal to commence his teaching mission.

Sri M established The Satsang Foundation over three decades ago, as a meeting point for spiritual seekers of all persuasions. Conversant with the teachings of most major religions, Sri M's teachings seek to transcend the outer-shell of all religions by exploring the core and nurturing the innate goodness in every human being. In his words: "Go to the core. Theories are of no use."

inaugurates The Peepal Grove School, a co‑educational, residential boarding school—opened by former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Also runs Satsang Vidyalaya, a free school for local rural children in Andhra Pradesh

Releases "Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master – A Yogi's Autobiography", which becomes an instant bestseller

Leads a 15‑month padayatra (Walk of Hope) from Kanyakumari to Kashmir—7,500 km across 11 states, aiming to spread peace, harmony, and spiritual unity.

Publishes "The Journey Continues", a follow‑up that dives into even wilder stuff—past lives, deeper mystical experiences.

Recognised with India's third‑highest civilian award, for his contribution to spirituality