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The Fakir (2007)

by Ruzbeh N. Bharucha(Favorite Author)

4.1 of 5 Votes: 17

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Sainathann Communication

review 1: Spiritual lessens dealt in a simple and easily understandable manner. I liked the explanation of various kinds and levels of faith. Some quotes from the book:- 1. The one who makes the thunder roar, also hears a butterfly sigh. 2. Why you did- what you did, is more important than, what came about what you did. 3. No good deed ever goes unnoticed and no wrong thought or action goes unseen and unaccounted.
review 2: It's an spiritual book that guides you and gives a clear picture of the intentions of nature behind every suffering and success which we get in our life. It is for the cleansing of the karma that we suffer and it is most beloved of the god that suffers the most due to increased pace of cleansing. it is not always that we are successful because su... moreccess can be karmic so try to be in peace with your efforts. Nature only sees the intentions and effort, it is only mankind that gives a rank for the work done. Effort never goes to waste, we get the fruit in this life or the other. Thus give a best shot in whatever you do and leave the rest to god and accept the result with complete grace and positive surrender.Masters and gurus are always with us longing for our attention and directing us to the right path but many a times we ignore them and we cause delay in our advancement on spiritual journey. All the answers which a person seeks lie within the person itself. Its just the person has to focus within himself where all emotions and attachments cease to exist and nothing but god prevails. Concentrating consistently on the light within will help us to merge ourselves with the divine light. less

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