From the Foreword:
"The triune nature of man consists of will, wisdom and love. Will without wisdom is self-destructive; wisdom devoid of will is iniquitous latency; and will and wisdom without love are but extravagant barrenness. Love is the power of will and the inspiration of wisdom. To aid man in the harmonious unfoldment and expression of his will, wisdom and love, is the primary purpose of philosophy and religion. Within the limited space of these pages I have endeavored to present the basic principles of the philosophy of will, wisdom and love, as they were practiced and preached by three outstanding spiritual personages of India, namely, Buddha, Swami Sankarachariya, and Chaitannya."