If death be "the end," then life can only be a "mean." But when we seek a meaning for life, then death is revealed as just a transformation, and life a continuous whole, where we enter and exit through birth and death with a very short conscious memory-in most cases of just a single lifetime. And if "the end" be the liberation of soul from this incessant cycle of life and death, then what the "means" should be, is what this book attempts to answer. The book is in four parts, each suggesting a way to this end. Each part respectively traces the path of a seer, a doer, a lover, and a believer, and unfolds their individual journeys to the same destiny-in a beautifully lyrical and appealing manner, in an endeavour to instigate soul-searching among its readers.