Everybody wants to progress in life. There is no denial to it. But is it sane to lose humanity in the name of progress? It's the hurry, the impatience that has led man to overlook virtues. The musings on life in this book are meant for reaffirmation of the greater values that stand for the true identity of man. There is no alternative than to reinculcate the virtues if he is to be called a man. The book also deals with some of the obstacles mankind faces in being happy. With goodness only we can overcome them. That is the only way. Man must not forget his higher nature.

Spirituality is not antagonistic to science. In fact, the world, and mankind in particular, need both science and spirituality for its progress in the right direction. The modern world has relegated spirituality, knowingly or unknowingly, and is experiencing repercussions of this fault. The recent revolution in information and other kinds of technology has brought the world at our doorsteps, but not without ill effects. Mankind was never as vulnerable, as susceptible, to vices as is now. There is no remedy other than to re-enthuse and bring back new generations to spirituality. The essays...

Religion, spirituality, culture, science, technology, etc. are for the good of mankind. We, the human beings, misutilise them to fulfilling our selfish, petty desires. It is our own fault, our deteriorating character that makes us blame both religion and science at our whim. The present book endeavors with the help of short stories for the search of the golden truth-rather the golden means that the human life seeks for its betterment in true sense.