Our mission is simple.

We have no intent in converting anybody from any other faith.
We wish to impart the knowledge that Hinduism and life brings with the sole aim of hope and unity amongst all people. Religion isn't a book. It also is not a theatre or Bollywood. The home of the divine is life. It's about  how we live our lives.

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About me - Born in Mombasa, Kenya, we settled in England in the late 60's.  Our upbringing and education are very much British. Growing up in the city I saw so much diversity, and expereincing rural life I began to love nature and the outside.

I myself graduated with an Economics degree, My father and grandfather were well known and respected preachers in Mombasa and the UK. Both were kind and humble. After University I joined the police and served as an officer there for 23 years, attaining the rank of Sergeant. I had already learnt about the conduct of prayer and marriage but I took the decision to pursue my career in policing, where faith was so very important

I was blessed that my Force allowed me to practice my role as a preacher from 2001. Policing itself brought many challenges and experiences, which essentially developed my skills with people and life.

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Education and learning didn't stop in the service. Focussing on training law and procedure I went on to obtain a PGCE and MA in Educational Management. A Home Office qualified Police Trainer and assessor I have also written and published extensively on policing, race relations, terrorism, police training and Human Resources.

I was recognised for my no nonsense approach to these subjects and recived both the long service and good conduct medal and the silver jubilee medal. Some lay observers in the industry contend that policing and preaching are miles apart; but observers could not be further from the truth. Both require ethics and a genuine will to treat everyone fairly. I always say these Lay observers do not have three generations of heritage behind or alongside them.

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W​hen searching for a Preacher it is important to understand and respect the path each Preacher may have taken. Some describe us as modern; I am neither modern nor traditional. My role is for this time. I am often asked what is it that I bring that other preachers cannot. The truth is, I can't answer that question. There is simply no need to compare for comparison is the source of failure.

How we carry out our mission is based on how we offer prayers. With inclusivity and meaning. Equality. Fairness. Live and let live. And kindness.