Summary of 'A Path To Follow , A Life To Lead' By Kuldip Nayar And Ralph Singh 

A powerful vision in New York led the author to India on a classic Quest for Truth, where in 1971 at the age of 22, he came face to face with the One who had appeared to him, His Holiness Baba Virsa Singh ji of Gobind Sadan, arguably the world's greatest spiritual figure. In A Path to Follow: A Life to Lead, as Babaji's first foreign devotee, the author shares the lessons learned at the Master's feet of how to follow the most difficult path of all - leading a spiritual life while fully engaged in the trials and challanges of everyday life: marriage and raising a family, running a business, and serving in community projects aimed at alleviating the problems of our world. 

"As a youth, I followed the Voice and its Call and struck off on my own on a pilgrimage to points unknown totally confident that I would be led to where I needed to go. To all who read this story, know that there is a Voice within us all. When it calls, listen. Follow it, and don't be afraid. It will lead you to your path. And once on yourpath, you will find your life to lead."

Ralph Singh "Ralph Singh is an American who has embraced Sikhism. His experiences with truth are real and he narrates his fears and frustrations in this book. Ralph is lucky because he met Baba Virsa Singh and spent years in Gobind Sadan under his wings till he breathed his last. It is the message of Baba Virsa Singh that Ralph interprets in his book and it is the message of Babaji that inspires him. He has his mission cut out for the rest of his life, to. strengthen pluralism that Babaji practiced and preached. I am proud that I have known a person like him."

About The Author of 'A Path To Follow , A Life To Lead' 

Ralph Singh, likes to be known as an ordinary person who continues to have extraordinary experiences, from the vision that drew him at age 22 to His. Holiness Baba Virsa Singh in India, to his community building efforts following the post-Sept 11 arson attack on his place of worship, Gobind Sadan, USA north of Syracuse, N.Y., which he had established under Babaji's directions. Ralph served as Babaji's translator in international gatherings and as his representative at major conferences. Aside from running a successful business, he served voluntarily on local, national, and international boards including the North American Interfaith Network, the United Nations Association, his local Human Rights Commission, the Maxwell School's Program on Analysis and Resolution of Conflict, and contributed to projects in Character Education, overcoming drugs, and breaking down barriers for the poor and those with disabilities. Despite titles and material comforts, he feels his greatest achievement remains being accepted in Gobind Sadan, as a disciple of Baba Virsa Singh.