This is a classical spiritual writings of an Indian Muslim saint. In 1346-47 Sheikh Sharafuddin Maneri wrote an outline of the Sufi Path to God in the form of a hundred letters to a disciple called Qazi Shamsuddin. This Collection quickly became well known and has been translated as Sharafuddin Maneri: The Hundred Letters. In 1368 a disciple collected all the letters he could find of Maneri’s replies written to various individuals in the intervening 21 years. This collection is presented here as In Quest of God: Maneri’s Second Collection of 150 Letters. They offer personalised guidance and encouragement to a variety of individuals and serve as a complement to the first, more general collection.

This is an excellent exercise in the comparative study of the two different religious traditions, inspired by an esoteric text of the 16th century, namely, Kristapurana of Fr. Stephens who tried do dialogue with the Hindu people. The author of this research has visualized the difficulties of Fr. Stephens to match the Hindu terms with the Christian ones and has analyzed both the areas efficiently and academically. Prof. Dr. Kalyan Kale, Retd. Prof. of Marathi, University of Pune.

This book is an introduction to and an attempt at bringing the two world traditions St. Teresa of Avila (Christian) and the Bhagavadgita (Hindu) – in discerning confrontation with each other especially on the theme prayer.

Muslims and Christians in many parts of the world meet ever more frequently. Often Muslims ask Christians about their faith and practice. This volume deals with 12 of the most important questions and explains their wider background in Muslim religious thought. This book offers Christians and Muslims a precious help for orientation and a solid basis for interreligious encounter and dialogue

As religion becomes a cause of division and conflict among peoples everywhere in the world, the task of inter-religious dialogue in view of promoting peace and harmony seems important and urgent. In the papers collected in this book, the author explores various dimensions of the living context of the practice of dialogue.

Huge world, hectic life. Incredible triumphs, unbearable tragedies. Enormous resources, rampant poverty. That’s our planet - modernizing, yet messing up. How get more pepped up than pinned down, and sustain what otherwise fizzles away. Unleash the power of Love that slowly silences the love of power and other lesser loves, as it brings forth far more envisioned fruit than unwanted rinds.

Two stories urging people to open up their eyes to see the reality and the need for communal harmony. How a hockey match disrupts the peace in the village? A small bird discovers that the way to Paradise is concealed in community life where compassion and collaboration are ways of being one’s true self.