Now its easy to start being skeptic and question it all, but then if that's going to be your reaction then I recommend you should not even start reading the book. More than once in the book he narrates stories of yogis who can transform themselves physically, heal wounds and even bring people back from death. The stories he has listed are astonishing to say the least. Swamy Yogananda, who has written the book details his experience with various yogis and the miracles and yogic power that he has seen them demonstrate. The book gives you an insight into the world of the yogis and one gets to learn that its a well organized system and its not just that a random person can put on the cloak and start pretending (although some might).Īs the title of the book suggests, this is a story of yogi(s). If you have grown up in India then you would have met many a saffron clad sadhus and wondered what they are trying to achieve. Its one of the most amazing autobiography you can ever read, and either you will say its a chronicle of someone's fantasies, or you might be genuinely inspired by the world of Yogis !!
In my journey as an entrepreneur, I have had multiple such experiences where I have been forced to recognize there is something larger going on and people are connected at a deeper level than the physical one, that one can easily see.Īs part of exploring this aspect, i was recommended this book. The word "spiritual" is used quite often in this context and something that everyone starts wondering about at one point or other. As you go through life and experience things, there are situations which makes you feel there is more to life than what you see.
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