Dada Movement
By: Atulananda Chakrabarti.
Publisher: World Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Calcutta
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 167
Subjects: Dadaji, 1910-
Description: A God-man is so illusive and impalpable. This is about all that can be said: something is known, and something remains unknowable. Any attempt as such is likely to leave much that is elusive and inexplicable. Many love him, a good few adore him, and no fewer abjure him. A veil of mist keeps on. In Dadaji we have such a God-man, around whom delightful sunbeams glow and delusive bubbles play. So, his great goodness happens to be as well greatly doubted. All that makes him at once a tower of light and a target of controversy. All the while, his love and compassion for man continues to be in action. However, a saint in service of modern man has to meet all the needs of his complex times. Man today lives in a one world while inheriting his local tradition. This book, therefore, has to take a world view of religious quests, in which ancient religions and modern philosophies compare notes and exchange inquiries.
Notes: Includes index.