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A review on "Apprenticed to Himalayan master- A Yogi's Autobiography"


The book "Apprenticed to Himalayan Master - A Yogi's Autobiography" is a very beautiful written by Shri M in which he has mentioned the blissful journey of spiritualism in his life. In the journey how spiritualism erupted in this character in early age and how this strong desire to know the absolute truth leads him to various masters like maheswarnath Babaji, Shri Guruji, J. Krishnamurthi etc. He was a disciple of maha avatar Babaji and learned various yogic practices and meditations techniques under Babaji guidance. The Journey leads him to various holy places of India such as Badrinath, Kasi Vishwanath, Dakshineswar Kali bari, Kailash Mansarovar and various other holy places. He also delivered lectures in America and Germany also. In the entire book, he awakens the reader about the spiritual dimension and higher path which leads to enlightenment of the soul. It is a good book and those who are very fond of spiritual dimensions should read it once.

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