Smriti Meera Ghosh was born in Panpur, India in November 1919 (died on August 18, 2002). She met Yogananda at her Aunt's house during his visit to India in 1936. It was during this visit that Yogananda choose her to become the wife of his nephew, Ramakrishna Ghosh. She married in July of 1936. She lived a simple and pious life with her husband and family. She lived a life devoted to her guru, Yogananda. Born in February 1914, in Pasadena, California (died on November 20, 1996). Margret "Peggy" Deitz wrote of "early [spiritual awakenings" as a child. Throughout her childhood, she would practice different spiritual practices and meditations, feeling the depth of the Divine. In early adulthood, Peggy knew she needed spiritual guidance, asking the Divine to send her someone. It was that day (in the 1940's) that she discovered the Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda. And it was that very weekend, while reading the Autobiography, that she was invited to meet Yogananda in San Diego. Soon after she moved into the guru's ashram in Mt. Washington, CA, where she lived and served for many years. Born in Kolkata, India, at 4 Garpar Road-where Yogananda had lived from the time he was eleven until he met his guru, Swami Sri Yukteswar-in October of 1920 and lived there for 74 years until he died on August 1, 2005. At the age of 15, in 1935, Yogananda traveled back to India. It was during this meeting that Hare Krishna's life was changed forever. Hare Krishna Ghosh lived with his grandfather (Yogananda's own father) for 22 years. He spent many years learning spiritual lessons and meditating with his grandfather. He followed the teachings of his guru, Paramhansa Yogananda, for many years, living a simple life for God. Hare Krishna was then married to Anjali Bose in 1948. In 1995, Hare Krishna wrote his memoirs of his life as a member of Yogananda's family, and as his disciple.