Introduction
He was the disciple of Master C V V . He conducted instructional classes in the science of homeopathy and trained hundreds of persons in this healing art. He wrote most authentic works in the science of ayurveda, homeopathy, astrology, yoga etc., which can satiate the thirst of knowledge seekers as well as the needy common people. He explored into the synthesis among the allegories in the Vedas, the Hebrew and Chaldean literature, the Bible and the Zend Avesta. He re-established the one eternal and universal law which was masked by the formal religions, leading the pace to one religion i.e., wisdom religion. His dictum is precise, concise, sweet and practical. His speeches were impregnated with subtle humour and compassion. They were conversational in style. He touched the human hearts with his teachings and sowed the seeds of spirit of Love and service.
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