I trully enjoy reading this book. When I am looking for inspirations, I open the book to whatever page, and there it is. Beautiful.

As someone told me, when the student is ready, the master appears. This is the feeling I got when I started reading this book. I was aware of Yogananda and Kriyananda for years. I have not read any other book by either of them. I will read this over and over.

After reading an "Autobiography of a Yogi" and "Sayings of Paramahansa Yogananda", I very much liked Yoganandaji - but I found this book by a direct disciple lets you a bit more info his life and understand his teachings a bit more. It is well worth reading.

This is a great book to experience Master's wisdom, love and personality as if you are there carrying on a conversation with him, awesome!

I had a great time reading this book. I had read a few of the stories elasewhere, but it's nice to hear them from a different perspective. Most of the material in the book was new to me. I didn't mind when Walters added his own reflections on some of the stories. I actually thought it added to them. The only mild complaint is that Walters seemed to paint himself in a better light than his fellow devotees. I suppose I would do the same thing if it was my book. That aside, I liked it a lot and would recommend it to anyone who likes Yogananda.