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Prit Paul Singh Bambah, a lover of peace tried to present his suggestions of a peaceful global society through some of his published works. The idea behind the translation of Hap Ji Sahib is to project the universality of the basic concept of God. Guru Nanak's spiritualism brought out the essence of truthful living through his shalokas which he preached during his lifetime. It's significance in day-to-day life gradually taded away when people began using it as a written piece of prayer and chanted it without understanding its meaning in the letter and spirit. Guru Nanak's message of human values and universal understanding is once again depicted in the script of Jap Ji Sahib in four languages along with its adequate translation from Gurumukhi to English. P.P.S. Bambah's other published works include Insaniat in which human values have not only been interpreted with reference to some world religions but at the same time their philosophical principles have been projected. His second book was Dilemma of the People of India and Pakistan where he has successfully evaluated the commonness of the people of two neighbouring countries who share a common culture, languages and heritage. His latest work which is in the process of being published is Faces of Terrorism which again carries the massages for coexistence of the peaceful global society. The author is an Engineer by profession but has an eminent for creative writing that goes back to his early years. Even at the age of 80 he is still actively engaged in his professional work in New York. His meditative mind coupled with spirituality has made him steadfastly pursue creative writing, which still occupies him.