TESTIMONIALS 8|1 Harsi Street, Calruffa 2nd. /December, 1933. I have been deeply impressed by a perusal of T’andit Krishnapada Vidyaratna's “Study of Life". The author's sure and unfailing mastery over the exhaustless treasures of Indian thought combined with his bold attempt to offer a new synthesis of the problems of life and consciousness are bound to make an irresistible appeal to every earnest and enquiring mind. There may be difference of opinion as regards the central theme of his exposition-viz., that the Sun is the sole and ultimate origin of all life, energy and consciousness; but one is lost in admiration of the massive and profound scholarship which has enabled him to pile up materials in support 40f his argument from the Literature and Philosophy of the East and West. Sd/- Manmatha Nath Mukerjee, Judge. High Court, CALct"I"I"A. President, Bengal.Sanskrut 2 Issociation. 177 Ashutosh Mukherjee Road, Calcutta 17th /auuary, 1934. I have perused with deep interest Pandit Krishnapada Vidyaratna's "Study of Life" which deals with
