The Invisible Path: From Violence and Sex to Superconsciousness

The work enjoys great variety of background with a strong storyline, and illustrates vividly the good and bad aspects of social conditions in contemporary India. It is full of human interest and incident, both dark and joyful, which led me to turn the pages avidly, to discover the next twist in the plot. (The late Peter Whitbread, Emmy Award Winner in Writing)"A strong story that both shocks and heals as it explores the many aspects of the life of a yourng man in India named Dante and his friends and lovers, through his troubled youth as a criminal and then his succesful life as a teacher, writer, father and a yogi. "The Invisible Path" seems to go on forever, as Deep Inder helps us look at ourselves and others in our sometimes cruel and corrupt societies, to find the truth of our experiences both in our lives and afterwards. It was my first novel in 30 some years, and remimded me how much a good writer can affect us as we identify with the characters and the situations that author exposes us to with their creation." David Edgin,Author of "The New Alphabet" and Creator of newalphabet.com, Seattle, WA USA N.B. All money earned from this book will go to charity with a major portion going towards cancer research in the US.