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Rudra who always wanted to die but found it hard to exist... finally passes over. The all knowing FAKIR who guides him every step of the way and Rudra embark on a journey to the higher realms of the spirit world....and experience its all encompassing magic..the magnificent power of unconditional love, wisdom and surrender. A gripping story told with humour, it weaves in and out of the physical and astral realms where the seeker transforms into the lover, and begins to understand the ancient law of free will, the extraordinary power of human thought, choices and intent that shape our lives in both the worlds. Walking a road where we are constantly surrounded by our Guides, Guardian Angels, Masters, family and friends in the Spirit world.. who enter our world through the power of prayers to guide, bless, heal and remind us that there are no separations ever. THE FAKIR reveals how complete love for the MASTER is like a mighty river of light.. navigating us constantly through the turbulent waters of karma..addictions.. ignorance and merging the seeker into the ocean of pure consciousness.
About the Author: Ruzbeh Nari Bharucha is an Indian author and documentary filmmaker. His other books include Devi's Emerald, The Fakir… The Journey Continues, The Last Marathon, Shadows In Cages, and The Aum Of All Things. He began his literary career in college with the publication and editorship of the magazine, Venture. Bharucha went on to become the executive editor of the business division in The Indian Express. He also made documentaries such as Yamuna Gently Weeps and I Believe I can Fly. Bharucha was the editor of the 4th Wellbeing Journal.
Title: The Fakir the Journey Continues: Journey ...
Publisher: Full Circle Publishing Ltd
Publication Date: 2010
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket