Truth: Shall Set You Free

"This book is my attempt to communicate with the world, the philosophy and thought process which saved and guided me over the years from influences which only intend to confuse the world.
As per my perspective, the very nature of this world is being objective, i.e. it doesn't hide its truths if we are just able to rise above our stereotypes and preconceptions.
Someone has rightly said that 'if you wanted to keep your feet clean, you should be covering your own feet instead of trying to cover the whole earth'. Learning from this, instead of trying to recognise and bust every myth and misconception, I'll be approaching the problem by presenting a different perspective, which may help my reader to see the things as they are.
I urge your trust in me that this book, with its minimum words and simple language will change your way of seeing everything. With the newly attained ability to see the objective reality, I believe, everyone can find internal strength and a peaceful thought process." - Author (Aman Jain)

I think, the best way to describe this book would be to provide a small portion of the acknowledgement.
Acknowledgement-
"In a world where information is abundant but wisdom seems scarce, I felt compelled to weave together ancient concepts with modern examples and logic. My purpose of writing has been only to give some perspective to the modern world where everything seems to go upside done in terms of spiritual and ethical growth.
Our modern era, with its relentless pursuit of materialism and its casual acceptance of greed and violence, has led our moral compass astray. It's a world where misinformation proliferates, nurturing the seeds of greed and selfishness, which, in turn, give rise to the pervasive ailments of our time-anxiety and depression.
It is my earnest hope that this book, in its own humble way, can be a beacon of enlightenment, gently guiding us back towards a more balanced and compassionate existence. While most content is being curated to provoke people's emotions, I intend to provoke thought, regarding the direction we are taking ourselves."