This is a contribution to the issues that great faiths like the Sikh, Buddhist, Islamic and Hindu ways of life address and have tried to answer the most vexatious riddles of life and death for centuries. Not too remote or bulky, "Finish Line" is a marvel of brevity and confidence and in simple language encourages us to envision a life devoted to charity and compassion, rather than a life devoted to creation of wealth and the many pleasures and regards that prosperity can buy. A central point is the need for a believer to improve his usefulness to society and thus establish the importance of philanthropy. To whatever persuasion or religions calling the reader may belong, in this succinct book each will find the universal verities that all may find relevant.