The Truth

About the Book

There are times when everyone feels they would, in some way, like to change their lifestyle for the better. The Truth has been written to inspire the reader to search deep within himself, reflect upon his lifestyle and look at how it could be improved in areas such as faith, family relationships, love, truth, morals, friendships, money, trust, prayer and traditions - the list is endless!

Are you experiencing problems at work and cannot see your way through the maze to solving them? You might be having family or marital problems that are weighing you down, or unanswered questions to do with your faith. It could be that an illness or death is preoccupying your mind, despondent thoughts filling your waking hours, and you would like the burden to be lifted from your shoulders. These and many more of the problems life likes to throw at us are found within the pages of The Truth.

Open your heart to the author's thought-provoking words of advice, written from his life experiences, and start to walk a new enlightened path, reaping the benefits this important life change will bring.

The author has worked tirelessly, devoting his life to helping others in troubled times to bring self-fulfilment, hope, happiness and well-being into their lives. He aspires to accomplish the same for his readers through the words he has written.

About the Author

The author, Kishor Vadhia, has devoted his life to the noble cause of guiding others during good times and bad, and endeavouring to paint a rainbow in their lives.

He was educated in Porbander, India, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, then studied for a year at an arts and commerce college before deciding to enter into his family business, later becoming vice-president of Shri Jansari Gnati Mandal in Birmingham.

Kishor is regarded as a true missionary, having established the Adhunik Charity Group. He has worked tirelessly, sincerely and with great enthusiasm for disadvantaged people. Kishor has made a lifelong commitment to the charity to safeguard society, civilisation, religion and virtues. He organises and participates in stage shows to raise funds for projects such as building houses for leprosy patients and counselling for the bereaved. This unique charity has helped numerous families financially and socially, giving them peace in their lives.

The publication of The Truth is the culmination of the author's life experiences, looking at human behaviour whilst applying a strong religious perspective. He hopes that after pondering on his words the reader will be prompted into realising the secrets of how life should be lived to bring true happiness and well-being.