Christ the Yogi: A Hindu Reflection on the Gospel of John
A loving pondering over one of the most beautiful and probably most esoteric of the Four Gospels of the Christian tradition.  --The Theosophical SocietyLooking at Christ through Hindu eyes, Ravindra's "external" view of Christ is in ways more faithful to Christian history than much Western Christology now manages to be. This makes Christ the Yogi something of a landmark in interfaith dialogue.  --Huston Smith, author of The World's ReligionsThe book's real value lies in bringing readers into contact with the Gospel itself, highlighting its yogic nature, connecting us to the mystery that leads to rebirth in the Spirit.  --Yoga InternationalThe main qualification for an interpreter of a religious text is the ability to discern true wisdom -- something Ravindra certainly can do. . . . [Christ the Yogi is one of the best studies on a book of the Bibles] that I have read . It has opened aspects of John's Gospel that were previously closed to me.  --Gnosis, 1998This nonsectarian evaluation of Jesus and the Gospel of John is another good example of the fruits of interfaith dialogue.  --Frederic Brussat, Cultural Information Service