A FORE-WORD.
The “Pather Sathi” by Sj. Kshitindra Nath Misra will really−as the title signifies—serve as a companion and guide for all “in the pilgrimage between life and death,” as a single perusal of the same has led me to believe. That it will be of incalculable help to all who hanker after a life of morality and pure joy, can not be exaggerated. Considering the moral degeneration of the mass now a-days, the books of the this type must be encouraged by all who have within them a self-less love for their fellow men. Apart from the abstrusive religious and theosophical problems where-of a solution has been attempted in easy and unambiguous language intelligible to all, the special charm of the book consists in the clear elaboration of a lot of principles with regard to the ways of happy living—a problem now-a-days—, the foundation for the same being obtained in the
