Park Street Press, 2024
HarperCollins India, 2026
A spiritual companion for what it means to be fully human, wide awake, and held by something greater than ourselves — Kamla K. Kapur turns to Guru Nanak’s teachings not as fixed doctrine, but as sustenance for daily life.
Written with the ease of long familiarity and yet a genuine reverence, Kapur offers a deeply personal conversation with the Divine — one carried out amid suffering, surrender, and joy rather than around them.
She takes up Guru Nanak’s idea of life as an atam tirath, an inward pilgrimage, and lets that image shape the whole book: each chapter becomes a step along the way, marked by inner shifts, hard-won realizations, and moments of unexpected clarity.
The result is a book full of raw honesty, humor, heartbreak, and quiet devotion — an invitation to meet yourself truthfully, tenderly, and in the light of a love larger than the self.