Even while studying in 9th standard when he was less than 14 years, he used to give musical discourses in Madras at various places on may spiritual topics.

He also appeared in Ram Janma Bhoomi case in Allahabad High Court's Full Bench on behalf of the Hindus.

It is after hearing him in Full Bench decided to take on record the ACI's report on excavations in the disputed spot which was the turning point in the case.

The court directed the Union of India to find out whether any way to Sri Lanka could be found without breaking the Ram Sethu.

In 1975 he left politics and plunged into spirituality, education and social work, besides continuing in Legal Profession having active practice in different branches of Law.

he is the General Secretary of Sanaatan Sangeet Sanskriti and the Treasurer of Sardar Patel Society.

He was awarded Padma Shri in the field of Public Affairs by Government of India in the year 2016.

In this document conferring the Doctorate on Mr. Krishnamani, it is mentioned inter alia as follows : Your brief stint in politics during your student days and trade unionism came to befitting end when you came under the influence of the noble saint Sri Navajata of Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicheery, After that encounter, you devoted all your time and energy to spiritualism and social uplift though remaining a lawyer of repute.

A lawyer with a human face championing the cause of the common people by delivering justice at their doorstep, you have had an indisputable trace record as the President of the Supreme Court Bar Association in addition to holding several other important portfolios.

Sir, you are a perfect combination of a wise head and a weeping heart that uses knowledge noit for pedantry or pecuniary benefits but for empathising with those brethren of ours who do have a cause but do not have the wherewithal to approach a court of law.

His books "Bhajgovindam" and "Godlymen and their Golden Words" are published by the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan Education Ministry of Union of India.

His other books include "Shankara-the Revolutionary", "Essence of Gita" "Aryan-Dravidian Myth", "From Doubt to Certainty", "Premopanishad", "Sai on Himself " and "How can you miss the omnipresent" and "Glory of Kanchi Mutt".

His three other books viz "Autobiography of an Avtara", "Religious Freedom", and "Quintessenceof Hinduism" are under print.

His wife Radha was a Bharata Natyam dancer and a good bhajan singer.