Happy’s love of sports began at a very early age in life.  He first began playing tennis at the age of 10; he first began teaching at 19 and now, more than 30 years later, his passion for the game remains unabated.

Alongside this love of the physical, at around the age of 20 grew a curiosity of the spiritual nature of the universe.  This curiosity grew into a passionate and powerful search for purpose and meaning that took him all around the globe.  At first this spiritual journey drew Happy away from the seemingly insignificant and commercialized world of sports; however, ultimately he got some sense of the universality of all things and this brought his two passions harmoniously together. 

Tennis became a vehicle for him to learn about himself, as it can be to all of us.  Consequently, tennis becomes meaningless and meaningful both at the same time.  It is meaningless in the sense that playing great tennis guarantees us nothing in life.  If there is no peace or contentment in our lives than of what use is it to have lots of money or be successful in the limited material sense of that word?  Meaningful, because if it is our vehicle of choice (if it is one’s passion), it can help us reach a beautiful place.  It can help us to ascend deep into our inner core and with the understanding that inevitably arises from such a journey, we become completely transformed.  Such inner harmony and contentment is available to us, all we need do is to take the first step.  It is possible that this website can help you see the value of that first step.

Enjoy the journey…