"My Indian Friends" is the second part of the book "Auld lang syne" by the famous Austrian philologist and orientalist Friedrich Max Müller. In this book, the author talks about his meetings with Indian friends, opening to the reader a fascinating world of Indian culture, language and spirituality. The book is an interesting gateway to the world of traditions and customs of the Indian people, revealing the author's unique view of the common life and reality of distant India. Revealing the smallest details of Indian life in his stories, Muller transports the reader to the world of the colorful and wise East, which always fascinates with its mystery and depth.