The Fakir Ruzbeh Bharucha Ebook
17.10.2019by admin
Bharucha has 21 books on Goodreads with 2114 ratings. Bharucha’s most popular book is The Fakir.
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 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. 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 wo 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.
Bharucha’s book “The Fakir” is a condensation of the teachings about karma, soul planning and connecting to one’s Higher Self. The book’s strength lies in the easy to read narrative style to explain complex ideas such as the cycle of birth and death, karmic accumulation and karmic cleansing.
What does karma mean? If everything is pre-ordained and everything is destined according to karma then why work? Can one change his/her destiny? Is God vengeful and angry? Rudra’s journey in “The F Ruzbeh N.
Bharucha’s book “The Fakir” is a condensation of the teachings about karma, soul planning and connecting to one’s Higher Self. The book’s strength lies in the easy to read narrative style to explain complex ideas such as the cycle of birth and death, karmic accumulation and karmic cleansing. What does karma mean? If everything is pre-ordained and everything is destined according to karma then why work? Can one change his/her destiny? Is God vengeful and angry?
Rudra’s journey in “The Fakir” addresses all these questions and more. The core lesson in the book is to turn one’s gaze inward and contemplate to reach the innermost recesses of the heart. Trips to mystics, god-men or esoteric experiences will not satiate the heart with peace. But self-realization through introspection and contemplation will. At times, it might seem that life is unfair.
What we are not aware is that our current life is one in a series of lives and we carry over our accumulated karma, the cumulative consequence of every thought and deed, across lives. Each life time is an opportunity to perfect ourselves and become the best version of ourselves.
In other words, each life time is an opportunity to clear our karmic debts to people and clean the bad karma we accumulated. As we do this, we clean the dirt that takes away the gloss of our perfect souls and we become God-like. Our Higher-Self is kind, understanding, forgiving, compassionate, nonjudgmental and loving just like God. Each experience we go through in life helps us learn essential lessons as part of the evolution of the soul. No suffering is useless. No suffering is meaningless.
As we go through difficulties and progress through our life lessons with a conscious awareness we shed our karmic debts. The inner radiance of our heart masked by accumulated karma shines through again. Through the stillness of contemplation and compassionate actions we discover our God-self.
This is the profound message Fakir conveys. 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. 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 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. 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 fails when it comes to the writing as I found the actual writing to be very subpar. However, the themes discussed in the book are done in an easy to understand way, and by mid-story, the story carried the book, rather than the writing. Picked up this book from an Indian friend in Hong Kong. Her literary collection in her parent's house is great, and I was surprised to find out this book is not even in the Goodreads database. I just started it, but so far it is an incredibly uplifting story It fails when it comes to the writing as I found the actual writing to be very subpar. However, the themes discussed in the book are done in an easy to understand way, and by mid-story, the story carried the book, rather than the writing. Picked up this book from an Indian friend in Hong Kong.
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Her literary collection in her parent's house is great, and I was surprised to find out this book is not even in the Goodreads database. I just started it, but so far it is an incredibly uplifting story, with a large focus on the importance of a 'master' and the meaning of 'karma'. The book has a lot to offer. It provides another angle to look at the relationships we make, or, which are made by chance.
It tries to show us a different viewpoint to look at life in general. The way book has been written would not probably categorize as really good, but the content is fantastic. There is a lot of repetition, may be the author wants to stress about the points he makes. The book has another book in sequel as well.At some places one can feel that the author is writing his mind The book has a lot to offer. It provides another angle to look at the relationships we make, or, which are made by chance. It tries to show us a different viewpoint to look at life in general. The way book has been written would not probably categorize as really good, but the content is fantastic.
There is a lot of repetition, may be the author wants to stress about the points he makes. The book has another book in sequel as well.At some places one can feel that the author is writing his mind rather than trying to speak from the mind of a saintly man. Overall a good read, though at times a little boring, but at the end a good learning. I have always liked the books which compel me to think beyond, and this is one again.