In the creative process of perceiving the meaning of the God-Man, the author examines the values of Mankind, both Eastern and Western, past and present, as represented in Art and Literature. His language, arising directly from the urgency of his message and the clarity of his vision, avoids rigid crystallizations, by which modern poetry is immobilised and essance and vitality excluded.

‘Marked with wit and penetration ­ originality and charm ­ a true artist.’ The Times of India.

"Modern mystical epic.’ Annemarie Schimmel.

‘There is no philosophy in the book. A simple thing made difficult is philosophy. This book contains food for the brain and a feast for the heart.’ Meher Baba.