An epitome of 'love', is what Vissuji is. Leading a simple life as an ordinary human being, he has been guiding many on the path with zero effort and more humility.  When he was 18, a thunderbolt of knowledge in the form of Bhagwan Ramana's popular books 'who am i' gracefully struck him down only to be reborn as a detached and realised man. Since then he has known nothing but that pure and divine joy that's within.

He's a person with the highest form of awareness. The way in which he passes through this cosmic play speaks volumes of it. There are no one outside of him and none but him inside. His perfect balance of his worldly life with the blissful silence that resides in him, reminds us of the lotus which blooms and shines by staying unattached to the muddy water below it. By being still, he has been spreading this light of the 'self'.

His teachings too are as simple as him. He believes that a man should be content and at peace rather than to try and know God. There are no others, and if there are surrender to them. This is what pulls most of the seekers towards him. More than often, he asks them to stay as they are and tells them that only when self enquiry becomes their top most priority they will have some kind of progress. He neither encourages nor discourages any means or practices.

Always does what needs to be done. That's why his mere presence is so powerful yet very gentle. A sense of calmness is present always with him. He is warm, kind and most welcoming to all. Vissuji speaks of this I sense so much that his own self has become with it. Whatever that he says is out of his own experience and doesn't give any prominence to himself.