India, Sept. 13 -- Premanand Maharaj draws followers from all faiths and beliefs. He trends on the internet. Star powers come to see him in Vrindavan. Yet he's content with Vrindavan and stays there. He's not opening his ashram across the country and abroad. He doesn't polarise people. He just speaks of Bhakti, reciting Radha. That's an absolute and unconditional submission to the divine, argues Premanand Maharaj in his "Ekantik Vartalaps". Journalists Anand Mishra and Resham Mukherjee, in their book Premanand Maharaj: Messenger of Religious Harmony and Divine Love, have arguably brought out the first authoritative biography of the saint from Vrindavan. The book traces the life journey of the saint. In the course, India's age-old spiritua...