Our culture has taught us to believe in many ideas which aren't actually real. Exposing these illusions allows us to recover the power to live our lives according to our deepest desires.
After an exclusive boarding public school education, the author indulged himself in many a fanciful pursuit of youth. Thence, after some interesting but trying times, the author's interest veered towards The Unknown. The interest so created was not owing to any sad or unfortunate event but as a natural state of hunger and inquisitveness of a seeker of That Which Is.
The rise into higher mystical realm was swift.
Higher surrreal experiences between 1990-94 turned around his atheistic, scientific mindset. It opened up a realm beyond present day science.
Unable to sustain any interest in the ever busy metropolitan life of Mumbai and Delhi, and after these ultimate mystical experiences, Fakeer Ishavardas came back to his small home town in Punjab in the Christmas of 1997. To take up the mantle of a free mystic, of sorts, Liiving with That Which Is. A magnificant but mundane a life as anybody else. Well, sort of.
Since then, Fakeer Ishavardas has written more than 30 metaphysical books in English, Hindi and Punjabi.
Accomplishments
Bulle Shah Award [from Jago International] for Meritorious Contribution in Metaphysical Writings (Sufi) in Punjab, India and the International arena.
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