This book explores the philosophy of existentialism in search for answers of the questions which usually arise in our minds. The author looks for the answers of philosphical questions regarding life, morality, existence and meaning of human life in Japji, the long poetical composition of Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism.
Japji, is reverently called Japji Sahib and is a morning prayer prayer of Sikhs. It is originally in Gurmukhi script and is composed in 15th century.
The Author has supplemented the book with his translation of the text into English.
The book explores the exhilarating vision of existence in the Japji which surpasses dogmas and appeals uniquely to everyone high or low, rich or poor, good or bad.