The Fakir the Journey Continues: Little did ruzbh know when i bought it, that i would identify so much the fakir ruzbeh bharucha my life with it. It received rave reviews and was the fourth book in top Indian best selling lists.

A fascinating story that explores complex issues in a simple, very easy to understand, accessible way - karma, divine action, life after death, spirit communication, the power of prayer, faith and forgiveness, energy and healing; the search for God in goodness and most importantly being constantly attuned with your master. The Fakir, is a breathtaking spiritual odyssey to your inner self, where God and Master dwell. Experience the joy of being alive, learn the simple yet life altering philosophy of compassion towards all, and heal yourself by taking that first step towards CHANGE. The Fakir, shows you not only how to live.

But also how to die. Take a suicidal hippie, a chance encounter with a fakir who looks suspiciously like Shirdi Sai Baba, and 200+ pages of regurgitated, pithy spiritual truisms and some terrible jokes.

Download font kurdi. The result is The Fakir. The prose and meandering storyline of this novel are excruciatingly bad.

But that aside, the long winded monologues of the guru in this book do not offer any appealing or fresh insights. I've encountered the same proverbs and quotes in many other books, and this one did not manage to redeem itself in any way. My father enjoyed this novel immensely and coaxed me to read it. Perhaps it would appeal more to someone who's older, but it's definitely not a book I would recommend.

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 success 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.

Distraught and angry at having lost both his children, Irashaw Cawas Engineer-aka I.C.E-a painter, turns completely away from God. But despite such an emotionally racking experience, he cannot disassociate himself from his ability to communicate with spirits, Angels and Gurus. At the same time, he develops a strong bond with a little girl next door, who might not survive the hole in her heart.

Irashaw is willing to stake his life for her even though it would mean seeking the same God that he turned away from. ICE with Very Unusual Spirits is a powerful spiritual read about the wisdom of accepting and seeking the divine. A devotee of Sai Baba of Shirdi, Ruzbeh N. Bharucha is one of the most influential spiritual writers of our times.

He is the author of fifteen books, including the bestselling Fakir trilogy, which has been translated into several languages. Formerly a journalist, he is also a documentary film-maker. His documentary Sehat..

Wings of Freedom, on AIDS and HIV in Tihar Jail, was selected and screened at the XVII International AIDS Conference in 2008. His articles have published in the Times of India, Free Press Journal, Indian Express, Maharashtra Herald, Sunday Observer, Jam-e-Jamshed and Afternoon. His book My God Is a Juvenile Delinquent has been included in the reading list of all judicial academies. Ruzbeh is the 110th master for the 'Speaking Tree', where he writes an immensely popular blog on spirituality.