This remarkable work blends spirituality, philosophy, science, literature, psychology, and the arts into a lucid journey of reflection and self-discovery. Drawing on multiple traditions, it deepens empathy and expands our understanding of the human spirit. Compassionate yet incisive, scholarly yet accessible, it treats spirituality as a living dialogue between self and cosmos.
More than a book, it feels like a life distilled into words—a quiet offering of wisdom to a divided world. It speaks beyond intellect, showing that real insight emerges from synthesis, where faith, philosophy, and art converge.
Gracefully moving across disciplines while remaining intimately human, the work becomes both anchor and compass in an age of noise. It does not argue; it awakens. By uniting mysticism and reason, it offers a coherent vision of human and social evolution. It invites rather than instructs, inspires rather than asserts—a rare contemporary work that bridges the spiritual and the scholarly with clarity and depth.
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Moin Qazi
Moin Qazi is an author, economist, poet, and development professional with over four decades dedicated to advancing the welfare of marginalised communities. Holding doctorates in Economics and English, he combines rigorous scholarship with grassroots engagement. Beginning as a development journalist advocating against child labour, he contributed to landmark judicial reforms in India. Over 30 years at the State Bank of India, he pioneered finance initiatives, financial inclusion models, and edited the award-winning journal Elephanta. Collaborating with institutions like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, NITI Aayog, and IFAD, his work focuses on women’s empowerment, education, and affordable housing. Qazi continues to blend literary creativity with practical solutions for social and economic development
