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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThis is a real story of a school dropout tribal youth named Arjun who was professionally a carpenter working for Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, a struggling householder far from sophistication of city life, but who, capitalising on his intrinsic inquisitiveness and divine virtues single-mindedly journeyed through the science route to the peak of spiritual realization, to become a spiritual master (Sadguru) at an early age of just 34 and revealed ‘Divya Darshan or The Philosophy Divine’ for the whole of humanity irrespective of caste, creed or religiosity.
‘Divya Darshan, The Philosophy Divine’, presents, for the self-benefit of mankind, the true knowledge based on non-dualistic principles in a simple style by which man can arouse the inert power within, blossom the latent divine virtues while observing the Law of Eternity for taking care of not only his own existence but ensuring happy and peaceful social living ultimately to get rid of the ignorance-generated sins and sufferings.
“Ignorance is the cause of sufferings. Dispel ignorance by enkindling knowledge within and get rid of all sufferings. You alone can liberate yourself by acquiring true knowledge and divine virtues. Regain your lost paradise and enjoy peace and bliss. Remember; you are immortal and ever-free.”
Rabindranath Mohanty
The biographer Rabindranath Mohanty is one of the direct disciples of Sadguru Sri Sri Arjun. A Post Graduate in Economics from Ravenshaw College, Cuttack, he retired from the services of Indian Overseas Bank in 2010. Initiated in the year 1984 into Divya Darshan Sangha by Sadguru Sri Sri Arjun, he is at present the Managing Trustee of Divya Darshan Charitable Trust and also the Vice-President of Divya Darshan Sangha. A devout spiritual seeker, he has written seven books in Odia and a year back made the English version of Sadguru’s ‘Divya Darshan, The Philosophy Divine’.
