The Yeshuyana is a fascinating re-telling of the story of Yeshuji. It tells not merely the story of a god-man who lived at a certain point in history. Instead we are taken on an epic journey through time.

Spanning from before the beginning of creation, through history to his coming to earth as Abtaar and Sadguru—and on to his state as the Cosmic Muktidata, this account of the life and significance of Yeshuji is extraordinary in its scope.

For centuries, to many people Yeshuji has been strongly attached to particular cultures and civilisations in which he never lived. The Yeshuyana extracts him from that narrative, embraces his truly global significance, and offers an interpretation that is rooted in the traditions, culture and soil of Bharat.

The Yeshuyana insightfully explores Yeshuji as our sure guide towards union with Bhagwaan along the pilgrimage of life. It also delves into his breath-taking vision for life in society according to the ways of justice, peace and dharma.

Interwoven with reflection and dialogue, The Yeshuyana is a story of tremendous hope.