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Temple of My Dreams is a beautiful story of Surender Kandhari's life and his efforts to stretch out a helping hand as he endeavours to build a magnificent Gurudwara in the emirate of Dubai and create a zone of peace and comfort for everyone regardless of their persuasions. Surender's life has been exemplary but he has faced doubt and occasional moments of despair where the saving grace has always been his belief that out of good comes good, and that being there for those in need is an order from above which must be obeyed. Against that background, he injects into his narrative humour, a delightful self-deprecating manner in which the rough and the smooth patches intermingle into one entity.
Surender Singh Kandhari was born in a well-to-do business family that dealt in rubber tyres in Vijayawada and Hyderabad in India. A gentle child, he grew into a gentle adult with no lack of privilege or material deprivation. God-fearing as a child, his first real vacation was a pilgrimage to the famous Gurudwaras in India, the houses of worship for those of the Sikh religion. It was on a bright, sunny morning that his grandfather, a towering personality, told him to make a commitment. And in that moment began the saga of the Temple of My Dreams.
Author Name | Surender Singh Kandhari |
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ISBN | 978 1 86063 472 7 |
Extent | 240 pages |
Height | 235 mm |
Width | 155 mm |
Weight | 0.9000 |
Format | Paperback |