Night Mare is Over

Author(s): Gunratnasuri, Mokshratnavijay
Publisher: Adhyatma Shikshan Kendra

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I dare say to you to read just half the book...or, a single Chapter and then see if you don't find yourself thinking a bit differently and a little more about your everyday life and its close relation with the Karmas.. a steel grip on every being.
The tough task of editorial work was given to Muni Rashmi Ratna Vijay; a prolific writer, translator and editor of many farfamed inspiring books. Corrections were made by Sri Jasrajji Singhi M.A. and Kanhyalal Vyas M.A. M.S.W. We are also indebted to Jindas Jain, Dilip Jain etc who helped in printng this book.
Now... now.... let us stop wandering more in the wilderness.... and getting in any kind of mess. Start now, for going ahead... You have looked enough, it is time to leap... now and at this very second... Gosh ! you will find it a steelgrip upto the end.....!!
-Acharya Gunaratna Suri
1. QUEST FOR THE MATCH
Hope is one of the most dynamic forces. It keeps men
rough odds and ends in life. In the long journey of life many ridges and valleys have to be crossed. Joy and pain are inevitable, just as day and night. It is the nature of man to rejoice in happiness, but despair and dejection overtake him in misery. He doesn't like at all bearing an ounce of misery, and exerts himself with his utmost strength to get rid of it, but the law of Karma is infalliable, it gives just whatever one deserves. Man tears his hair in despair, his strength wears out. In fact, the pain grows more and he thinks of committing suicide as a remedy for all his ailments.
In such a dejected state it is only hope which keeps him alive. Shadow and sunshine go together. After misery, comes joy and vice versa. If hope had-not been a comforter, man would have long perished under the mass of ailments, of
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