“A masterpiece of hagiography, as penetrating, insightful and enlightening as the greatest of comparable works. There is hardly a reader, whether or not they are aware of Yogi Ramsuratkumar, who will no benefit immeasurably from reading this erudite, glorious and often balefully evocative account of a life lived solely for the Divine. A book that embrace both mind and heart in service of the spirit, Only God is a pure unalloyed joy to read.” – Paul Williams Roberts, journalist and author of “Empire of the Soul: Travel in India” and “War Against Truth: Behind the Lines in the Invation of Iraq”

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“Yogiji’s essence seems to radiate from the pages of this book like perfume from a lotus flower, calling us, reminding us, forever saying: “Only God, only God, only God…”. It was a great pleasure reading the life of Yogi Ramsuratkumar. I feel that I’ve gained a new friend. And what an amazing friend this holy beggar is!” – Jai Uttal world-music pioneer, composer, performer, and devotional singer

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“Walt Whitman’s words – “This is no book. Who touches this touches a man.” – are true for Only God. Who reads this book experiences Yogi Ramsuratkumar. More than a biography, Only God is itself a book of wisdom, a repository not only of this beggar’s life, but also an account of the alteration that he did indeed make in the spiritual universe through his teachings. No dry-as-dust narrative of the mundane “facts”, but a remarkable tale of the realm of holy “fact” in wich Yogi Ramsuratkumar lived and in which he radiated ferocious grace.” – Jay Martin, Ph.D., professor of Humanities, Claremont McKenna College, Claifornia, psychonalayst and author of “Always Merry and Bright: The Life of Henry Miller” and “The Education of John Dewey: A Biography”