The concept of learning the art of positive thinking may be a new thing in Western Europe and the US, but it has been a part of the 'Indian spiritual and philosophical heritage since time immemorial. Whatever strides the Western the US psychologists may make in the field of positive thinking, they would take ages to surpass the wisdom of ancient Indian sages. The author has vastly derived from the ancient Indian spiritual and philosophical heritage to prepare this book and synthesized it with the modern patterns and theories. Thinking, decision-making, evaluation and forming strategies in the 21st century has shifted dramatically from the previous decade. Very often the presence or absence of this mental capital makes a sea of difference between success and failure of a nation, or an organization or an individual. But to know this fact is one thing, and to change your thinking pattern to a positive one is another and a difficult one. It requires rigorous training to practice positive thinking—to begin to use it, and to make it a part of your nature. Written in a simple and lucid language this book will definitely help readers in learning the Art of Positive Thinking.

He is a freelance journalist. He has been writing articles on personality development, self-improvement and spiritualism for various newspapers. He has many books to his credit.