The Fakir (Thought and Prayers)

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About the Book

“One is always in search of something that doesn’t exist or if it exists, it does so within you. Like the musk deer who roams the forest frantically in search of the fragrance of musk, little realizing that the beautiful fragrance emits from its own body.”

The wisdom and philosophy of The Fakir and The Fakir: The Journey Continues.., that have touched many lives all over the world, are brought together in a collection of profoundly transformative and powerful Messages and Prayers. The magnificent power of Intentions, Unconditional Love, Faith and Surrender leads us to an understanding of God, Master and the journey back to our inner selves — the only journey worth seeking.

About the Author

Author of eight published books and a documentary film maker, Ruzbeh N. Bharucha began his writing career in his final year of college, by editing and publishing a magazine called Venture. In 1992, he was appointed Associate Editor for Special Audience Publication, and two years later became the Chief Editor of the first weekly newspaper in Pune, The Pune Tribune, published in English and Marathi by A.K. Bhala. In 1995, he was appointed the Executive Editor, Business Publication Division, The Indian Express. In 2000, he edited magazines on the paranormal, mysticism, new age and travel for S.B. Associates, an editor of a monthly magazine on wellbeing. From 2008 to 2011, he was the Executive Editor of 4th D Wellbeing Journal, a widely read magazine on physical, emotional and spiritual wellness with a print run of over 60,000 copies a month. His articles have been featured in various publications, namely, The Times of India, Free Press, The Indian Express, Maharashtra Herald Sunday Observer, Jam-e-Jamshed and The Afternoon.

His book, The Fakir, launched in October 2007 was on the top of the bestseller list in December 2007. It has been published in Hindi, Marathi and German. It is also due to be released in Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil and Bulgarian. It is followed by an equally successful sequel, The Fakir: The Journey Continues..., soon to be released in Hindi, Punjabi and German editions. The Fakir and The Fakir: The Journey Continues.., have been re-printed several times and are now considered to be among the best books on spiritual and paranormal literature.