The Prophet of The Age

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A short life sketch of Acharya Swami Pranavanandaji is presented before the readers. He appeared as the Prophet of the Age - a Divine Nation-builder with a Divine Mission to fulfil the demand of the age. His life with its activities, as viewed comprehensively, can be well-compared with that of the greatest of Divine Incarnations.

The Mission 'which he has organised and infused with a militant spirit and national and philanthrophic activities to wage war against the un-Hindu and un-Indian developments, although progressing steadily and persistently, appears, at present, to be feeble and incompetent. But the Prophet of the Age had stipulated, time and again, to his hasitating apostles that the time shall come definitely when his Mission should get State-support at its back. Then only the objects of the Mission, as chalked out by him, will be fulfilled. It may be late but come it must. He encourged his followers by alluding to the Buddhist Sangha which spread its messages and activities all over the then known World, only when the great Emperor Ashoke with his State-support stood at the back nearly three hundred years after,

In the present volume the readers will get only bird's eye view of the wonderful life of the Acharya. The author, amdis't his busy hour of multifarious organisational duties and responsibilities, sketched out the book in his 'spare times. Some inaccuracies and mistakes may have crept into it, for which we beg to be forgiven.

**Contents and Sample Pages**

A short life sketch of Acharya Swami Pranavanandaji is presented before the readers. He appeared as the Prophet of the Age - a Divine Nation-builder with a Divine Mission to fulfil the demand of the age. His life with its activities, as viewed comprehensively, can be well-compared with that of the greatest of Divine Incarnations.

The Mission 'which he has organised and infused with a militant spirit and national and philanthrophic activities to wage war against the un-Hindu and un-Indian developments, although progressing steadily and persistently, appears, at present, to be feeble and incompetent. But the Prophet of the Age had stipulated, time and again, to his hasitating apostles that the time shall come definitely when his Mission should get State-support at its back. Then only the objects of the Mission, as chalked out by him, will be fulfilled. It may be late but come it must. He encourged his followers by alluding to the Buddhist Sangha which spread its messages and activities all over the then known World, only when the great Emperor Ashoke with his State-support stood at the back nearly three hundred years after,

In the present volume the readers will get only bird's eye view of the wonderful life of the Acharya. The author, amdis't his busy hour of multifarious organisational duties and responsibilities, sketched out the book in his 'spare times. Some inaccuracies and mistakes may have crept into it, for which we beg to be forgiven.

**Contents and Sample Pages**