What Then?

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Tatah kim? What then? Adi Shankara asked this question years ago. What then? Making this soul-searching query his starting point, Dada J.P. Vaswani takes us on a journey of introspection and self-discovery to uncover the purpose of this, our human birth.
After acquiring degrees, amassing millions of dollars, gaining approbation and applause of crowds, man passes away like any other man. He does not-cannot-carry with himself his degrees, his wealth, his prestige and power. What is the purpose of life? What is its goal? Are you living your precious human life meaningfully, consciously, purposefully?
If you have ever asked yourself these questions, this book will help you with a few enlightening answers. It will show you that there is more to life than existing at the mundane level of material pleasures and possessions! Come, discover what is next on your life's agenda, with Dada, the practical philosopher to show you the way!

J.P. Vaswani is a spiritual luminary, a practical philosopher and a touchstone of positive change for thousands around the globe. A scientist by training, a visionary by nature and a Life guide Guru by example, 'Dada', as he is affectionately called, delights audiences with his incisive wit and delightful repartee. Dada carries the flame of love, tolerance and compassion worldwide through his passionate and powerful oratory.

His books continue to run into multiple editions and have been translated into numerous languages.

Busy, busy, busy! Stressed, tense and anxious! Rushing to catch up with piled up work Desperately struggling to meet deadlines...this is life for most of us today!
Not that many of us are complaining. We have set these targets or tasks for ourselves and we are determined to meet them. If 'goals' or 'objectives' were set by others we would give it our best, get it over and done with and then take a break. But when we ourselves have set our sights on a 'rat race' that we are determined to win at all costs, who will give us relief and release?
A young working mother of two lovely children came to meet me after evening satsang at the Mission. "I feel so refreshed and rejuvenated after the satsang, Dada," she exclaimed. "It was so wonderful to participate in the kirtan and aarti, and what valuable insights I got from your discourse today! I feel my tension leaving me, and a load seems to have been lifted from my mind..." She paused and sighed, "If only I could come to satsang oftener..."
"But that is entirely in your hands," I said to her gently.

**Contents and Sample Pages**