Meri Yatrayen : Dinkar Granthmala

This book contains fascinating accounts of his travels to Poland, Germany, China, Mauritius, Kenya, and other countries. The way Dinkar Ji has made these travels the subject of creative dialogue is unique in its impact. Each chapter of the book flows effortlessly with an intimacy. How Warsaw, Poland, where millions of innocent people were killed by the Nazis during Hitlers reign, has become a symbol of political freedom and literary and cultural fertility in its changed times; Dinkar Ji has presented a dispassionate assessment of the struggle among ordinary citizens for the economy of their communist country. He does the same during his visit to China. There, too, he has tried to closely observe and understand the society, literature, politics, lifestyle, food habits, and language of a communist country, and has introduced his frank views on the contradictions within it. Similarly, the accounts of the present and past of countries like Germany, London, and Kenya are still extremely important in their scientific and philosophical perspectives. During his visit to Mauritius, Dinkar Ji deeply explores how the reverence and faith of people from different regions of India in their roots and values has remained intact from generation to generation. Overall, the book My Travels is a treasure that provides insight into the realities of many countries in the twentieth century, which played a decisive role in their development. Chinese Buddhists believed in a Western paradise, where Amitabha is not present. New Chinese believe that this Western paradise was India itself. The propagation of the Sukhavati Formation led Chinese Buddhists to believe in a Western paradise. However, the Chinese people began to believe that all good things came from India.