Book Review : Reminiscences OF A Seeker: Dark Face Of A White World -Kapil Kumar Bhaskar

BOOK DETAILS

Paperback: 300 pages
Publisher: Angel Books Publications; First Edition edition (2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 8193359909
ISBN-13: 978-8193359907
Product Dimensions: 13 x 2.5 x 21 cm

My Thoughts on the Book

Book Cover and Title

The Book cover seems to be very simple compared to the depth of information which is been shared within the book. It's usually the opposite for many books which has a cover which is intimidating but with less content.

The title is also little apt for the story. A good reader would love to know what is inside, just because it been conveyed as a true story and its about a world which we are not familiar with.

Content and Plot

Reminiscences OF A Seeker: Dark Face Of A White World” by Kapil Kumar Bhaskar is a fascinating account of author’s true experiences with the spiritual world!

The book revolves around spiritual mysterials. The story brings enlightenment to readers and takes them on a well-defined journey. The story takes the readers on an unbelievable journey of spirituality and dark arts.The book is about the disciple who seeks spiritual growth but falls prey to an evil master.

It has taken me a couple of days to recover from this book, such as the soothing experience of the book.The book is a simple read, which actually is depicted in a manner where the author is directly telling you the story. Considering that the book is based on the real life it is picturized very well.

The author’s anecdotes with his Tantric and Aghori masters, and also the high level spiritual and mystic happenings in his life are picturized very well.The description of the practices of the Tantric and The Aghori are too tough to handle if the reader is a non-believer of God or is someone who follows Atheism

The entire story is narrated and depicted very well, there have been instances where readers can picturise the narration of the authors’ thoughts. This is a big plus of the writing skill.

Finally just to bring to the insight that this book is not for non-believers of miracles.