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All inspired thoughts, meditations and prayers become to us many lights on the path of spiritual unfoldment. This collection of reflections draws from the idealism of advaita (absolute monism) offered by Srimati Karuna, Minister of the Self-Revelation Church of Absolute Monism.

The spiritual teachings of life as shared deep within the forest sanctuaries of ancient India are of immense value to us even today. Although the cultural and spiritual referents of her writings emerge from the idyllic forest ashrams of India’s Vedic Age thousands of years ago, Srimati Kamala draws from her memories of life with her guru, Swami Premananda, from a profound spiritual tradition and from her own meditations and musings.

"The sacred way of the spirit's pilgrimage consists of the identification of our outer (objective) journey with our inner (subjective) life. Our inner spirit is on a pilgrimage. It has taken its course from God, and it is now exploring the frontiers of consciousness, ever proceeding towards its assured destination of absolute oneness with God. When the ideals and means of the objective and subjective aspects of our nature become one, a YOGA is attained: Life becomes joyous, rewarding and fulfilling."