God and Four Spirits (English Translation of Renowned Marathi Book Adnyat

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About the Book "This book weaves tales around very simple yet effective incidents. Stories speak about human feelings, social behaviours, and paradoxes in life. What exactly is required for a happy and content life is artfully portrayed through sensible events from everyday life."

-Samadhan Pujari, Reader, Bank manager 'Adnyat' the Marathi version of this book received immense response from readers that inspired me to produce this English version.

About the Author Rahul graduated in Engineering and was employed in the field of Information Technology. Recently he changed career to become a teacher. Marathi versions of stories from this book have been published in renowned Marathi Magazines.

Stories like God and Four Spirits, Unknown, He and I won prizes at state level story writing competitions. The Unknown story was also performed as a monoact play by the author which won him cash prizes at state level competition.

Preface After reading some stories, many readers ask whether these are real stories. I want to say that these stories are inspired by the experience of life. Spiritual stories have come through the depth of connecting with the higher truth, the experience cannot be really put in words. It's as if some higher power tries to connect with you and ask you to write something. It gives knowledge of life. It enhances the journey of writing. As a writer, it teaches me a lot and gives me satisfaction to give the same to the readers. "Not Suicide, but Murder" is a story from this book based on different truths but many youngsters can definitely relate and agree with this experience. I hope just like the Marathi version of Adnyat, this English version too will touch the lives of many readers.

Introduction Book Adnyat (Marathi) received immense responses from the readers. Many asked for an English version of the same. This motivated me to compile translated stories along with a few more into the book God and Four Spirits. I am thankful to Dipti Dakhane, Shriram Shinde, Sarode, and Sanman Golwalkar for rendering these stories while maintaining their essence. I am happy to present God and Four Spirits.

**Contents and Sample Pages**