We live in troubled times, where coarsened sensibilities and fractured histories create wedges between faiths. Yet religion, despite its critics, remains deeply ingrained in human consciousness. Even those outside organised traditions often turn to scripture and philosophy for guidance in personal, social, and professional life.
This book emerges from the author’s notes across spiritualism, academics, journalism, law, philosophy, and literature. It is not a discourse but a journey—an initiation into the soul. Its pages weave analytic thought with mysticism, philosophy with science, and literature with psychology and the arts.
Drawing upon sources from diverse cultures, the author offers a kaleidoscopic canvas of wisdom. Through these essays, he invites readers to open new windows of understanding, fostering empathy and a renewed vision of humanity.
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Moin Qazi
Moin Qazi is an author, economist, poet, and development professional with over four decades of work for marginalised communities. With doctorates in Economics and English, he blends scholarship with deep grassroots experience. Beginning as a development journalist writing on child labour—his advocacy helped spur judicial reforms—he later served over thirty years with the State Bank of India, pioneering microfinance and financial inclusion, and editing its award-winning journal, Elephanta. He has collaborated with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, NITI Aayog, and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, focusing on women’s empowerment, girls’ education, and affordable housing. As an IFAD Fellow at the University of Manchester, he designed poverty-alleviation programmes for developing countries. A prolific writer, he continues shaping scholarship, policy, and public discourse with creative, practical insights.
