Dnyansuryache Aakash : Sant Nivruttinath

The novel presents Nivruttinath from many perspectives: as the eldest son of a learned family ostracized by society; as the devoted elder brother and guide who stood firmly behind his younger siblings—Dnyandev, Sopan, and Muktabai—after their parents accepted death as an act of atonement; as a Hatha Yogi initiated into the Nath tradition by Gahininath; and as the revered guru who actively supported Dnyandev's vision of bringing together saints from all castes and communities to carry the message of the Bhakti tradition to ordinary people once again.

Above all, however, what touched the author most deeply was the profound loneliness of Nivruttinath, who had to bid farewell, one after another, to his younger siblings as they embraced samadhi after completing their life's mission. This is a deeply moving novel that portrays this extraordinary spiritual figure through a profoundly human lens, revealing the emotional depth behind his remarkable life.