Literary Fiction

What if there was a young boy, innocent and observant. What if, from a distance, he saw Shri Mataji as She opened the Sahasrara of the world. How would that experience change him? Where would that knowledge take him? "The want is the thing that drives us," he says. "Trust me," he tells us. "I have a story to tell."

"It Takes a Mother" reveals the greatest spiritual truth of the century disguised within a fictionalized story to inspire the reader with an insider’s view. The story follows Silvia, a young mother whose personal life is shattered while fulfilling her mission to battle for racial justice.

From the author of "The Prophet" and "Jesus – The Son of Man": a collection of parables and poems.

"We ask ere you leave us that you speak to us and give us of your truth. Tell us of love, of marriage, of children, of joy and sorrow. Tell us of Self-knowledge." And the Prophet replied.

A seemingly ordinary young man forced to become a guru takes a leap of faith and sets off with his followers on a taxing journey that changes their mindsets and lives forever. Inspired by the carefree life of a sparrow, reluctant guru Partibhan takes off on a 600-kilometre expedition on foot to test his theory of practical spirituality.

When it comes to be known that a man of great wisdom and spirit is passing near the secluded village of Dode, the interest of many is stirred. That great promise and blessing might come from his words is the hope of those who set out to find him. For Jaedon, a man of simple means, there is a special connection.

Four stories from the author of War and Peace: "What Men Live By," "Three Questions," "The Coffee-house of Surat" and "How Much Land Does a Man Need?"