From 1930 through 1944 Krishnamurti engaged in speaking tours and in the issue of publications under the auspice of the ""Star Publishing Trust"" (SPT), which he had founded with Desikacharya Rajagopal, a close associate and friend from the "Order of the Star". Ojai was the base of operations for the new enterprise, where Krishnamurti, Rajagopal, and Rosalind Williams (who had married Rajagopal in 1927) resided in the house known as "Arya Vihara" (meaning "Realm of the Aryas i.e. those noble by righteousness" in Sanskrit). The business and organizational aspects of the SPT were administered chiefly by D. Rajagopal, as Krishnamurti devoted his time to speaking and meditation. The Rajagopals' marriage was not a happy one, and the two became physically estranged after the 1931 birth of their daughter, Radha. In the relative seclusion of "Arya Vihara" Krishnamurti's close friendship with Rosalind deepened into a love affair which was not made public until 1991. According to Radha Rajagopal Sloss, the long affair between Krishnamurti and Rosalind began in 1932 and it endured for about twenty-five years.