You can reach him here: Facebook: Twitter: Website: YouTube: A fascinating story that explores complex issues in a simple, very easy to understand, accessible way - karma, divine action, life after death, spirit communication, the power of prayer, faith and forgiveness, energy and healing the search for God in goodness and most importantly being constantly attuned with your master. The daily affirmations and messages are a source of inspiration to many. His Facebook page has reached out to thousands in a very short span of time. Ruzbeh is the 110th Master for the 'Speaking Tree', where he writes an immensely popular blog on spirituality. His book My God Is a Juvenile Delinquent has been included in the reading list of all judicial academies in India.
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His articles have been published in the Times of India, Free Press Journal, Indian Express, Maharashtra Herald, Sunday Observer, Jam-e-Jamshed and Afternoon.
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His collaboration with Zambhala, India's yoga, music and life spirit festival-the first of its kind-gave birth to a series of powerful videos called 'Ramblings with Ruzbeh Bharucha'. Wings of Freedom, on AIDS and HIV in Tihar Jail, was screened at the XVII International AIDS Conference in 2008. Heavens do not appreciate puppets,' the 43-year-old Mumbai-based writer of 'Fakir: The Journey Continues', who was in the capital to promote his book. Bharucha believes in the power of free will and that there are two parallel worlds - the body and the spirit. The Fakir is essentially a man who with every breath of his being keeps.
Dada and Ruzbeh: Marks of a Fakir - Duration: 3. A former journalist, Ruzbeh is also a documentary film-maker. My Sigh, published by Penguin Books in 2014, was an instant bestseller. He is the author of eighteen books, including the bestselling Fakir trilogy, which has been translated into several languages.
Bharucha is one of the most influential spiritual writers of our times. Ruzbeh N Bharucha A devotee of Sai Baba of Shirdi, Ruzbeh N.
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