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Review title: Entertainment, Not Enlightenment
Product review: The autobiography reads like "Arabian Nights", i.e. full of fantastical tales of miracles and adventures, filled with tiger-fighting superhumans, self-replication and teleporation, beautiful flying angels, aneroxic (i.e. non-eating) and exhibitionistic (i.e. naked) yogis revered as saints (provoking a lot of unintended laughters), and even a hoary story of wish-granting "Genie" presented as an actual event.It reminded me of "Shantaram", Gregory Roberts' fictionalized - and equally breathless - autobiography. It certainly makes for a pleasant reading but not an enlightening one. The author must have believed there's a sucker born every minute, and maybe he was right, as there appear to be people who believe every word in this book is accurate and true.Contrast this work with far more impressive 'Snow Leopard' by Mathiessen and Merton's "Seven Story Mountain".
