Vikas Varma, in his quest for permanency, built many homes and attachments. In trying to be ‘successful’ in life, he joined the frenzied rat-race to own and hoard for the future, and in the bargain became a victim of the twin disease of fear and greed. He soon realised that life is impermanent as he was rescued from his predicament by an ever loving and merciful Guru or Master.

He was guided that authentic living is the very dharma of man and it can be acquired through Trikaranasuddhi, alignment and unity of thoughts, words and action. It was revealed to him that permanency can be achieved through uplifting actions, and not acquisitions. He soon realized that ownership lies only with nature, and that man is but a temporary custodian and user of nature’s bounty. Vikas then understood nature’s principle that abundance is based on love and sharing – a simple principle of the spirit… ‘give and you shall get’.

As he began to live a life based on this new understanding, the vibration of love started to grow. The Guru inspired him to celebrate and share this understanding by spreading One Consciousness and Love. His Master called it Kailāsa -The Abode of Love.  He began attracting other inspired,  fellow seekers in search of true love and, together, they began to experience unity in diversity. And so Kailasa was born….