The term 'Mystic of India' refers to two figures, a YOGI and a FAKIR. A YOGI is a Hindu ascetic who practices meditation and other spiritual disciplines in order to attain enlightenment. A FAKIR is a Muslim ascetic who practices extreme poverty and austerity in order to achieve spiritual perfection. Both figures are revered in India for their dedication to spiritual pursuits and their ability to reach a higher level of consciousness.