In the spiritual pursuit of Vedanta, enquiry into one's true nature is the fundamental approach on the journey to peace, contentment, and freedom.
Here, the process of introspection and reflection strengthens conviction in true knowledge of the individual and the world, dispels doubts, and prepares the seeker for the journey ahead.
This book is a collection of notes made by the author in his spiritual quest, capturing moments of reflection at different stages. These notes, some in the form of verse, document his investigation into doubts, questions, challenges, and confusions that arose along the way, as well as their eventual resolution.
The author examines a variety of ideas, concepts, and practices he encountered-not to dismiss them, but to understand their essence and uncover the Truth. These notes reflect an honest and heartfelt effort to explore and resolve the questions that shaped his spiritual quest.
Prasanna Swaroopa embarked on his spiritual quest after a 14-year career in the IT industry. He then spent 12 years in an Ashram in Kerala, where he was initiated into the Advaita Vedanta tradition. His journey of self-discovery continued with a life of some years in solitude.
An ardent follower of texts like Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads, he believes that they must be presented in a simple, contemporary manner so that these treasures are preserved for future generations. He lives in Chennai and devotes his time sharing his experiences with others, primarily through his writings. He also publishes his articles on Medium.com.
He is the author of the following books: (1) The Voice of Advaita Vedanta: Insights into Non-Duality, (2) Bhaja Govindam: Essence of Vedanta for Peace and Happiness, (3) Vishnusahasranama Stotram: A translation of a commentary on the text, (4) Garland of Pearls of Wisdom, and (5) Good Values, Great Business (Co-author).
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