This book has a very helpful list of criteria on how to know which spritual masters are truly "godmen" and worth listening to. For example, a true Master never asks for anything from his/her followers; a true Master is self-employed, and does NOT make a living from donations. This book really opened my eyes. It helped me see the difference between paid Preachers (however well-intentioned)and true Masters. Highly recommended.

Kirpal points the way in detail, what is required and what retards spiritual growth most.

An earnest student is given invaluable tools for traveling the upward path. This could be Kirpal's best book.

This is a great book if you have ever questioned the meaning of life and death or if you want to know how to pray for the right thing.

This book, like "The Crown of Life" by the same author, is different in tone and substance from most on such topics in that Kirpal Singh describes phenomena which he himself experienced before sharing them with others. Despite the subject matter it is relatively succinct, readable, but most importantly, it is authentic

Kirpal Singh removes all the religious dogmas and presents spirituality as a clear and practical science which one can experience with the help and guidance of a true adept.

CAREFULL, IT COULD CHANGE YOU. IT MIGHT BE WHAT YOUR ARE LOOKING FOR.

Kirpal Singh (1894-1974) offers, in this little known book, clear criteria for determining the authenticity of a spiritual master. In the l960's the Western world was first exposed to, and then flooded by, the teachings and teachers of the East. Often disillusionment was the least damaging consequence for many of those who became involved with them. Critical analysis of these teachings and teachers was either unknown, or discouraged by the sources themselves. Here, however, a lucid exposition of the criteria which determine whether such a one is "commisioned" by the Almighty, or whether the teacher has themselves even attained that lofty goal, are clearly laid out, and one is encouraged to apply them. The author was widely resected by religious and spiritual contemporaries as a living exponent of true spirituality.