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ABOUT THE BOOK

The book “”Adhyatmik Roopantaran”” is a profound journey into the depths of human existence and consciousness. Through its pages, readers embark on a philosophical exploration of life’s purpose and the transformative power of spiritual awakening.

The author delves into the very essence of human existence, tracing the journey of the soul from birth to enlightenment. Drawing from personal experiences and philosophical insights, the book examines the intricate dynamics of life, consciousness, and the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment.

One of the central themes explored in the book is the concept of love as the primary force driving the universe. The author emphasizes the importance of love in all aspects of life, from personal relationships to the quest for spiritual realization. Through poignant anecdotes and reflective prose, readers are invited to contemplate the profound significance of love in their own lives.

The narrative is interspersed with teachings and wisdom imparted by Guru Sitaram, a revered spiritual mentor. His words resonate with authenticity and compassion, offering guidance to seekers on their spiritual path. Through his teachings, readers gain insights into the nature of reality, the power of self-discovery, and the ultimate purpose of human existence.

At its core, “”Adhyatmik Roopantaran”” is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit and its capacity for growth and evolution. It is a call to embrace love, wisdom, and spiritual awakening as guiding principles in the journey towards self-realization and enlightenment.

In conclusion, “”Adhyatmik Roopantaran”” is more than just a book; it is a profound exploration of the human experience and the quest for meaning and fulfillment. Through its pages, readers are invited to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Swami Sitaram was born on November 2, 1952, in a small village called Bari in the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan state. After completing his early education, he immersed himself in his profession to sustain his livelihood. There came a time in his life when he had to leave for Vijaynagar, where he met his guru, Swami Durgadas Ji Maharaj. From the very first meeting, there was a transformation in the direction and state of the author’s life. Consequently, on April nineteenth, nineteen hundred and eighty-nine, he attained enlightenment. Thereafter, he became involved in social service, initially vehemently opposing prevalent customs, superstitions, hypocrisy, and casteism in the society. As a result, the custodians of society eventually had to change their behavior towards society. He struggled tirelessly for the welfare of the oppressed, Dalits, and marginalized, and even today, he continues to work for the welfare of society with the same enthusiasm. He is a highly enlightened yogi, saint, adept in tantra, astrologer, musician, teacher, writer, speaker, and poet. A glimpse of this can be seen in the spiritual hymns written by him. The author believes that knowledge and scriptures should be used only for the welfare of the world. Misuse of even a little of it will ultimately destroy the one who uses it first from within. The author is still wealthy in perfect health at this stage of life, and therefore, he believes that the closer you are to nature, the better your health will be. His disciples are very limited in number because he believes that a person must first have the auspicious arrival of purity within themselves for humanity. Only then will someone be ready to become a disciple. Otherwise, they will just form crowds or herds, wasting their own and others’ time.