Joseph Bismark Japadas, co-founder of The V QI Group and linked to QNET, has recently shared heartfelt news of his mother’s passing via a personal Facebook post, touching many in the network marketing community .
Known as “Sriman Japadas,” the business leader expressed profound grief amid celebrations of the company’s 27th anniversary with its global family .
The post was made on his Facebook profile, where Japadas reflected on family loss while highlighting unity within The V’s worldwide network .
Comments from followers, including V partners like Arouna Diakite, offered condolences, with some sharing their own stories of losing mothers recently .
This comes as Japadas continues promoting RYTHM (Raise Yourself to Help Mankind) principles central to The V’s ethos
Japadas, often called the spiritual co-founder alongside Vijay Eswaran, has long inspired V partners through events like V-Malaysia and business presentations.
His involvement spans wellness products, sports initiatives like PJ City FC, and yoga philosophy via the Singapore School of Meditation
Tributes underscore his role as a beloved figure in direct sales, especially resonant for distributors in regions like West Africa.
In a Facebook post the business man said
“Namaste,
Today we mourn the passing of my extraordinary mother, who left this world on January 7, 2026, at 8:03 AM Philippine time.
In every moment of her life, she showed us what it means to be brave, generous, and endlessly loving. She was a rebel in the best sense — breaking the norms of her time, eloping and marrying at 17, and building a life filled with six beautiful children: Chuck, Gwen, Tommy, Joey, Bo, and Evitha. She lived largely, with a flair for fashion and glamour, a passion for travel, and a spirit that refused to be confined by convention.
Her home was always open — a haven where relatives and friends found welcome, warmth, and laughter. She had a remarkable sense of humor — quick with a joke, a wink, or a comforting word — and she could light up a room with her presence. Her love for her grandchildren ran deep; she cherished every moment with them, and even in her last days she never stopped thinking of them, calling them by name and sharing a kiss. I know her final favorite moment with her youngest grandchild, Sudarshan Das, was a tender kiss and a quiet blessing.
She was always generous, lending a hand, an ear, or a seat at her table to those in need. An Aries through and through, she faced life with enthusiasm, courage, and an unshakable will. She loved deeply, cared for herself with diligence, and remained carefree in the best possible sense — embracing joy, beauty, and connection.
Her spirituality was a guiding light. She walked a path of devotion, surrounded by friends who shared a love for the devotees of Lord Krishna. She always prayed and offered her meals before eating, a daily ritual that spoke to her reverence and gratitude. She taught us to dream boldly and to pursue those dreams with passion, resilience, and faith.
To our cherished family, friends, and all who knew her, thank you for your prayers, memories, and support during this time.
Your kindness helps cradle us as we begin to heal. May her spirit rest in peace, surrounded by the divine light she honored every day.
With deepest love and gratitude,
Sriman Japadas”
