Folklore of Wells: Being a Study of Water-Worship in East and West

In 'Folklore of Wells: Being a Study of Water-Worship in East and West', Rustom Pestonji Masani delves into the intriguing world of water-worship practices found in both Eastern and Western cultures. Masani explores the significance of wells as sources of life and spiritual energy, drawing on folklore, myths, and rituals associated with water in various traditions. The book's scholarly approach showcases Masani's thorough research and appreciation for cultural diversity, making it a valuable study for readers interested in comparative religion and folk beliefs. Masani's writing style is insightful and engaging, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the importance of water in human societies throughout history. By examining different perspectives on water-worship, Masani highlights the universal human connection to this essential element. For those seeking a deeper insight into the spiritual significance of water and its role in shaping cultural practices, 'Folklore of Wells' is a must-read.