Be, And It Is is an inspirational autobiography by Professor Dr. Shams Raza Brohi, taking readers on an extraordinary journey from a humble village on the shores of Manchar Lake to becoming one of Pakistan’s pioneering neurosurgeons. More than a memoir, it is a profound reflection on the human mind, the mysteries of consciousness, the power of perseverance, and the unseen hand of destiny that guides every life.

Through deeply personal stories, unforgettable medical experiences, global travels, spiritual discoveries, and lessons learned inside and outside the operating room, this medical memoir book explores the remarkable intersection of science and faith. Dr. Brohi’s reflections on the brain, memory, life, death, friendship, and purpose offer a rare perspective that is both intellectually inspiring and deeply human.

Honest, thought-provoking, and filled with wisdom gathered over decades of service, this inspiring autobiography celebrates curiosity, compassion, and the lifelong pursuit of understanding ourselves and the Creator. Its deeply personal storytelling and reflections on a life dedicated to medicine make it a compelling contender for anyone searching for the best memoir about science, purpose, and the human experience.

For readers interested in a doctor autobiography, this remarkable memoir offers more than the story of a medical career. It reveals the person behind the profession the questions, experiences, discoveries, and moments of wonder that shaped a life devoted to healing, learning, and understanding.

Whether you are a medical professional, a student, a seeker of knowledge, or simply someone searching for meaning, Be, And It Is will leave you with a renewed appreciation for the miracle of the human mind and the extraordinary journey called life.

Quotes from Be and It is

“The brain is the sole storehouse of our experiences; if the brain perishes, then everything after death should logically be gone.”

— Professor Dr. Shams Raza Brohi Wisdom

“Similarly, Imam Ghazali writes that the soul, even though it is millions of miles away in the world of spirits or the intermediate world, still has a connection with its grave.”

— Professor Dr. Shams Raza Brohi Wisdom Faith & Spirituality