The cover of "The Baobab of Humanity," by Prof. Ebhoria Usiholo Charles of Nigeria, on Saint Saurabh, was released.

The 13th international book was unveiled online at 13th consecutive day in the world record initiative.

Seraj Ahmed Qureshi

New Delhi.

As part of an international literary campaign focused on Saint Saurabh's philosophy of life and message of universal humanity, the cover of "The Baobab of Humanity," by Prof. Ebhoria Usiholo Charles, Ph.D., of Nigeria, was released online. The book is subtitled "Saint Saurabh and the Roots of Universal Harmony."

This is the 13th international book released for the campaign's 13th consecutive day. The book presents the baobab tree, an important symbol of African culture, as a symbol of humanity's deep roots, perseverance, continuity, and interconnectedness.

The work highlights the cultural dialogue between India and Africa, linking Saint Saurabh's thoughts to human service, compassion, peace, environmental conservation, and universal harmony.  The cover depicts Saint Saurabh, a giant baobab tree, and the African environment, conveying the message of “One Humanity • One Family • One World.”

According to the organizers, the objective of this initiative is to spread the aims and ideas of Saint Saurabh and Dhara Dham International globally through literary creation and to produce a comprehensive series of books on their philosophy of life.

Organizers Dr. Abhishek Kumar, Dr. Neeraj Gupta, Dr. Ehsan Ahmed, Dr. Narayan Yadav, Dr. Pooja Shailendra Nigam, Sarvesh Kant Verma, Dr. Shambhu Panwar, and Dr. Satish Chand Shukla described it as a continuous link to international literary collaboration. The book has been published by Geeta Gyan International Publications and Divya Prerak Kahaniyaan e-Publication.