The book has a lot to offer. It provides another angle to look at the relationships we make, or, which are made by chance. It tries to show us a different viewpoint to look at life in general. The way book has been written would not probably categorize as really good, but the content is fantastic. There is a lot of repetition, may be the author wants to stress about the points he makes. The book has another book in sequel as well...At some places one can feel that the author is writing his mind rather than trying to speak from the mind of a saintly man. Overall a good read, though at times a little boring, but at the end a good learning. I have always liked the books which compel me to think beyond, and this is one again. It fails when it comes to the writing as I found the actual writing to be very subpar. However, the themes discussed in the book are done in an easy to understand way, and by mid-story, the story carried the book, rather than the writing. ***Picked up this book from an Indian friend in Hong Kong. Her literary collection in her parent's house is great, and I was surprised to find out this book is not even in the Goodreads database. I just started it, but so far it is an incredibly uplifting story, with a large focus on the importance of a 'master' and the meaning of 'karma'.
What do You think about The Fakir (2007)?
It opens up a new and easy to understand insight to spirituality....
—dhananjay
This book really amaze's me whenever i read it
—manju
It is amazing book written by Divine self.
—bluetiger
