by Doug Glener (Author), Sarat Komaragiri (Author)
Here is a timeless collection of traditional stories that recount the personal spiritual journeys and true acts of selflessness by saints from various religious traditions indigenous to India, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Sufism. The authors present a diverse selection of these inspirational tales--about both men and women saints, from a variety of time periods, and from all over India--and make them relevant for a modern audience. The stories reveal that, despite their perceived differences, the same spiritual principles underlie all the great religious traditions.
Front Jacket
Here is a timeless collection of traditional stories that recount the personal spiritual journeys and true acts of selflessness by saints from various religious traditions indigenous to India, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Sufism. The authors present a diverse selection of these inspirational tales-about both men and women saints, from a variety of time periods, and from all over India-and make them relevant for a modern audience. The stories reveal that, despite their perceived differences, the same spiritual principles underlie all the great religious traditions.
Author Biography
Sarat Komaragiri was raised in Andhra Pradesh in southern India, and holds masters degrees in literature and education. Over the years, Komaragiri has spent considerable time in ashrams and has studied with monastics of the Self-Realization Fellowship, the religious order founded by Paramahansa Yogananda.