Members of UK Sri Chinmoy Centre

Devashishu has been a student of Sri Chinmoy's since he was nine years old. For many years, he has been giving meditation classes in his native London and in many countries around the world.

Shankara, along with her sister Dipika, manages the Run and Become athletic stores in the UK, which were founded by her father Ongkar with Sri Chinmoy's inspiration. She also leads the international women's music group Temple-Song-Hearts, which performs concerts of Sri Chinmoy's music all over the world.

Bhashini Neve became a student of Sri Chinmoy in 1994. She works for the Run and Become athletic store in London. A talented actress, Bhashini has appeared in many theatrical productions of Sri Chinmoy's plays.

Adarsha is a very powerful and soulful singer - Sri Chinmoy greatly admired his singing and would sometimes invite him to sing during his own concerts. He sings in many concerts each year, including the world wide 'Songs of the Soul' concert series honouring Sri Chinmoy's musical legacy.

Garga is an avid athlete, participating in events ranging from road races to triathlons, and plays a key role in organising races put on by Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team for the general public. He also plays bouzouki in meditative concerts performed by the group Ananda.

Pavitrata has been a member of the London Sri Chinmoy Centre for over 30 years. He is a retired teacher and keen photographer.

For many years Sanjaya recorded Sri Chinmoy's concerts and various activities. He still travels around the world recording many Centre activities on video, and also does a lot of interfaith work in his native town of Ipswich.

Manatita is originally from Grenada in the West Indies, and later moved to the UK where he became a student of Sri Chinmoy in 1982. A nurse by profession, he helps to organise the Peace Run in many African countries.

Janaka is one of Scotland's most well known writers, having written novels, short stories, plays and poetry for more than 40 years. Janaka and his wife Janani are also leaders of the Edinburgh Sri Chinmoy Centre.

Prarthi owns a health food store in London. In this video, he talks about his journey of self-discovery through music and meditation.

Suswara plays harmonium with the group Ananda, which performs arrangements of Sri Chinmoy's music in concerts all over the world. He also gives meditation classes in his native Bristol.

Tejvan is a keen cyclist, racing for Sri Chinmoy Cycling Team. He is also the author of two books on the spiritual life.