The author explains the different spiritual energies and their impact on human personality and behaviour by detailing the spiritual state of knowledge. He believes that direct access to these spiritual energies alters the human personality that leads to spiritual knowledge... a level that is far superior to intellectual knowledge. He simplifies and explains human relationships from the perspective of energies.

At the core of Spiritual Truths is the experience of the mystic in which his Guru or spiritual guide plays a critical role. The author explains how the mystic acquires spiritual knowledge through the erosion of his negative propensities and their subsequent recreation. Spiritual Truths draws from different religions and faith-healing systems and is not about any one school of thought or philosophy.

The chapters 'Spiritual Decision-Making' and 'The Decision Hierarchy' are helpful pointers for individuals as well as societies. They detail an interesting and simple approach to the critical task of making decisions.

Spiritual Truths offers interesting spiritual insights to the task of framing Social Policy. It also details an organisational model based on spirituality, that has as its main objectives, the maximisation of creativity and minimisation of ego... a must read for management thinkers.

It ends with the most important treatise that 'Without devotion, spiritual knowledge is useless and cannot take you to God'.

This book is a fascinating journey for anyone, of any religious faith, who wants to understand Spiritual Truths.

It promises to challenge you to think differently.

Rohan Bedi is a senior professional based in Singapore with his wife. He has had mystical experiences at the hands of his Sufi guru Shirdi Sai Baba (1838-1918 AD), from the age of 23 onwards ? from 1990. His spiritual beliefs have been influenced by many religions and faith-healing systems. After a long tryst with acquiring spiritual knowledge, he advocates firmly that without devotion God cannot be achieved.