It has been said that this human birth is God's greatest gift to us. Most of us hardy ever stop to assess the true value of this precious gift. Perhaps many of us are apt to imagine that we are leading busy, full lives, making the best possible use of God's rare gift. Have you ever paused to ask yourself the question, "Is my life truly rewarding, fulfilling and satisfying? Am I living the Life Beautiful?" If this question has crossed your mind even once, you are sure to draw inspiration and spiritual sustenance from Dada J P Vaswani's captivating account of the Lives of Saints. Dada's profound admiration, love and reverence for these great souls transcends all narrow boundaries of race, nationality: caste, creed and community. Thus he writes with equal respect for Sadhvi Vasuki and Mother Teresa; Adi Shankara comes alive in these pages as does Father Damien; Albert Schweitzer is featured here, as is Hasan Darvesh; you will also get to learn about less well known men and women, who, in Sadhu Vaswani's words, lived a "hidden life in the Hidden One". Most moving among them all, is Dada's memorable account of the life and teachings of his own Gurudev, Sadhu Vaswani. Open the book and start reading from any page -- you will find yourself blessed, inspired and rejuvenated.

It has been said that this human birth is God's greatest gift to us. Most of us hardy ever stop to assess the true value of this precious gift. Perhaps many of us are apt to imagine that we are leading busy, full lives, making the best possible use of God's rare gift. Have you ever paused to ask yourself the question, "Is my life truly rewarding, fulfilling and satisfying? Am I living the Life Beautiful?" If this question has crossed your mind even once, you are sure to draw inspiration and spiritual sustenance from Dada J P Vaswani's captivating account of the Lives of Saints. Dada's profound admiration, love and reverence for these great souls transcends all narrow boundaries of race, nationality: caste, creed and community. Thus he writes with equal respect for Sadhvi Vasuki and Mother Teresa; Adi Shankara comes alive in these pages as does Father Damien; Albert Schweitzer is featured here, as is Hasan Darvesh; you will also get to learn about less well known men and women, who, in Sadhu Vaswani's words, lived a "hidden life in the Hidden One". Most moving among them all, is Dada's memorable account of the life and teachings of his own Gurudev, Sadhu Vaswani. Open the book and start reading from any page -- you will find yourself blessed, inspired and rejuvenated.

It has been said that this human birth is God's greatest gift to us. Most of us hardy ever stop to assess the true value of this precious gift. Perhaps many of us are apt to imagine that we are leading busy, full lives, making the best possible use of God's rare gift. Have you ever paused to ask yourself the question, "Is my life truly rewarding, fulfilling and satisfying? Am I living the Life Beautiful?" If this question has crossed your mind even once, you are sure to draw inspiration and spiritual sustenance from Dada J P Vaswani's captivating account of the Lives of Saints. Dada's profound admiration, love and reverence for these great souls transcends all narrow boundaries of race, nationality: caste, creed and community. Thus he writes with equal respect for Sadhvi Vasuki and Mother Teresa; Adi Shankara comes alive in these pages as does Father Damien; Albert Schweitzer is featured here, as is Hasan Darvesh; you will also get to learn about less well known men and women, who, in Sadhu Vaswani's words, lived a "hidden life in the Hidden One". Most moving among them all, is Dada's memorable account of the life and teachings of his own Gurudev, Sadhu Vaswani. Open the book and start reading from any page -- you will find yourself blessed, inspired and rejuvenated.