Our age is perhaps a flag station in the long journey of time. We are at once situated at the end point of a long past and at the beginning of an enormous future. There is nothing unusual about it expect that we are living in it. We always matter most to ourselves. People are generally confused. They are suffering in silence. They express their anger and dissatisfaction in so many ways but with no strong desire to change the order. Our present hardships would not disappear of their own. What can a common man do in the given circumstances? He feels insecure, frustrated and disillusioned. He at times ponders over his insignificant life like that of a petty philosopher, at if he is just like that of a bird who flies from one branch of the tree to another. He does not find his way. The learned author has drawn a blue-print for a meaningful life in the crisis-ridden world of today. Readers from all walks of today. Readers from all walks of life would benefit from his deep learning and understanding.
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