Shrimad Rajchandra – Saga of Spirituality

‘This man has won my heart in spiritual matters, and no one else has ever made on me the same impression. I have said elsewhere that besides Kavi (Shrimadji), Ruskin and Tolstoy have contributed in forming my intrinsic character; but Kavi has had a more profound effect because I had come in personal and intimate contact with Him.’


 -Mahatma Gandhi, ‘Modern Review’, June 1930.


On one hand, the manifestation of intense worldly entanglements;


On the other, bliss and serenity arising from inner wisdom. 


On one hand, outwardly engaging in business and social activities; 


On the other, abiding in the Self.


On one hand, a life of ceaseless and fervent pursuit of spirituality;


On the other, compassionately composed works for spiritual upliftment.


An introduction to the extrinsic and 


intrinsic life of an Extraordinary Being who attained Self-Realisation 


is 


Shrimad Rajchandra – Saga of Spirituality