When Om was just five years old, his mother fell ill with a chronic illness that would stay with her for a long time. Witnessing his mother suffer like that at such a young age made Om start to question what the purpose of life was.
It wasn’t until he was in college that he stumbled upon an ancient book of knowledge called the Bhagavad Gita. With spare time on his hands, he began reading it online and found himself completely absorbed in the teachings. By the time he had finished reading just the second chapter of the eighteen chapters, he knew that he had finally found the knowledge he had been seeking all his life.
It was then that Om set out to find the Hare Krishna temple, where he became a monk. He dedicated his life to spiritual practice and started to mentor others who were also searching for answers. Today, he runs a spiritual mentorship program for over a hundred college students in Kenya, helping them find the truth just as he did.
But that’s not all Om has accomplished. He is also an author, having written a book called “Client List,” and he works as a virtual assistant at Madhu Life. Om’s journey has taken him on a path of self-discovery and service to others, and he’s grateful for every step along the way.