Kapil Kumar Bhaskar

Kapil Kumar Bhaskar has been on a spiritual journey for more than two decades. In his own words, the experiences he underwent during his sojourn shaped him into becoming what he is today.

After a successful stint as a businessman, Kapil’s interest shifted towards spiritualism, reflection profound divine encounters he had since childhood. He is now a full time Counsellor and Spiritual Mentor to those lost and confused on their personal path towards inner excellence. His knowledge does not come from books but from experiences.

Kapil has been inspiring and guiding people through direct interactions and writings; he has penned uplifting articles which have been printed in magazines and journals within and outside the country.His lifelong experiences have now been shaped in book form which gives in-depth information and knowledge of the dark side of the white world.

A Mentor with a Difference, Kapil continues his spiritual quest which he says would last his lifetime and maybe beyond...

Few questions, which the author has replied to his readers:

1. The book has different shades of paranormal and spiritualism. How did you manage to blend them both seamlessly?

The book talks about the paranormal world i.e. my experiences with ghosts. Ghosts are nothing but trapped souls who are too much attached to the physical realm. They might be attached to people, things or emotions like anger. In my book, I have narrated about souls like that of my grandmother who was too much attached to her physical conditions, that even after her death, she used to think that she is unwell. Ghosts or souls are like us normal people, who have lived in the physical planet and those who are too much attached to this material world, often get trapped in this world and don’t want to live this world.

On the other hand, spirituality teaches one to conduct one’s life in higher vibrations and not get too much attached to the material world, either relationships or material things. Spirituality teaches us to live in higher vibrations to avoid getting trapped in the physical realm.

2. The book claims to be your true account. Was it difficult for you to relive those experiences while writing this book?

Yes it was. First of all, I have so many experiences, so it was a challenge to chose the experiences to maintain the flow of the book. It was painful to relive those experiences. And it was very painful as I missed my Sadhguru as I was reminded of him every moment while I was writing the book.

3. When and how did this idea germinate in your mind to account your experiences and how long it took to assimilate the words together?

After the death of my Sadhguru, I missed him very much and went into depression. It was then my closest friends suggested that I write the book. In about eight months I finished writing the first one and the sequel of this. However, while writing the last chapter, in December, 2013, I fell ill suddenly and was in ICU and doctors declared that I would not survive. But, with the blessings of my Sadhguru, I survived and left the hospital in 10 days, which was nothing short of a miracle. But it took almost one and half years for me to recover and then the book was published.

4. How spirituality is different from religion as the two have often been misconstrued?

The origin of Spirituality is based on religion. To understand spirituality, one has to have a deeper understanding of religion. Spirituality begins where religion has no answers...Spirituality is beyond restrictions with a greater understanding.

Religion is restricted to community, region, locality, where as spirituality is beyond these boundaries and integrates religion, mankind and universe.

Religion is a set of rules and restrictions which are fear based where as spirituality is self discipline and is beyond fears and acknowledge internal vices. Spirituality is beyond the concept of “I know.” Spirituality is related to the infinite which can only be based on some understanding of the individual, and is not about knowing.

5. How can youngsters strike a balance between spirituality and routine challenges?

There is no need to strike a balance as once you start practicing spirituality, life will be automatically be in balance. Spirituality teaches on how to maintain a balance. Imbalance occurs when one is too much attached to materialistic things without making much effort. Today, people too much focused on unhappiness, which brings unhappiness in future too. Appreciate on what you have today, rather what you don’t have and there will be a positive shift in your life.

6. A message for all those who are lost, and trying to find themselves.

Love yourself. God is with you and within you. Have faith.

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