God: The Best Friend & Guide (Hardback)

Description

“The author of the book, post his graduation in Mechanical Engineer wanted to be a Monk and had a brief stint with pre – monastic life. But life had a different plan for him. He returned to family life and started looking for a job to earn his own living. The to be monk realised earning a living was not that easy, the struggle was really tough. Life taught the lesson with it’s a tougher phase. The struggle continued for a couple of years. But as the story in our Mythology depicts the churning out of nectar during Samudra Manthan between Devas and Asura, the life struggle brought out the nectar in life because of early spiritual inclinations in the authors life.
In this book, the author shares his very personal life story full of life lessons and transformational anecdotes. The author feels if spiritual learning can transform his life in a positive direction, the same teachings and learnings can help others to transform their lives as well.
Author was in two minds whether to share a private personal story with others but a saying from Upanishads ‘आत्मनो मोक्षार्थम् जगत् हिताय च’always prompted him to share his life lessons and experience with others with the intension that it might help others in their life journey and find out truer purpose and meaning of life and the real transformational journey will follow guided by ‘The Best Friend’ of Universal life.”

About the Author

“Jaydip Das, an MBA and a PMI PMP and Agile certified Project Management professional having 18+ years of works experience in IT and ITES industry in diversified domains. Early experience with the mechanical production and food processing industry worked as an added advantage in his career to understand human behaviour and navigate among the human mind.
Having grown up and completing education in beautiful North East India, Jaydip has travelled across India from North to South for professional purposes and travelled across East to West as a traveller to witness and understand India and it’s culture and people.
Jaydip wanted to be a monk and spent a precious period of his life in the preparation for a monk life. But life is uncertain. And life’s game sometime remains beyond the reach of human mind and plan. Jaydip found himself chasing after corporate career.
Jaydip feels because of his experience and practice for an ascetic life has always helped him to cope up better with the dynamics and complexity of the corporate world with a detached view as Krishna mentioned in Bhagavad Gita.
Jaydip believes that he is a Project Management and Software professional by profession but a Spiritual Leadership Transformation Catalyst by heart. He believes that while he working with his team and colleague in projects, he is not only delivering projects for client and organization, he is helping transforming beautiful lives of people he is working with and moulding future leaders, not followers.”