Ganesh N Rajan
Content Articulation SpecialistSchizophrenia affected Ganesh N Rajan, now 62 years, in his late teens. He reasoned his way out and came to terms with the condition. Ganesh went through the entire symptomatic spectrum of the imbalances, gaining insights until it culminated in near-total remission. In "God Flipped Me Off," he makes it easier to understand its symptoms with explanations as an insider. He describes the odd social interactions, plausible explanations for the disorder's effects, and the evolving knowledge around schizophrenia, arranged as a fictional chronicle. Ganesh is an engineer with an MBA in InternationalRead More...
GOD FLIPPED ME OFF
Books by GANESH N RAJAN
“God Flipped Me Off” is a work of fiction that aims to entertain while it informs.
After a successfully published non-fiction book on coping with schizophrenia, "I, Me and Us" - Westland 2015 (Now in a second edition with the revised title "Being Here Now"), Ganesh now dips into ideas, and actual events derived from lived experience, but woven into fiction this time around.
It is a story of a traditionally brought-up Indian individual, facing
Being Here Now
Books by Ganesh N Rajan
Being Here Now: Insights of an Ex-Schizophrenic does not promise anything magical. It only offers new knowledge and skills to help create, discover or unleash a personal sense of sanity, success, and wellness. Towards this end, it covers existence, interaction, and grit from fresh perspectives. It attempts to demystify much of our social reality and furnishes a new basis for all individuals, the ordinary and the challenged, to contribute and feel contented. In
GOD FLIPPED ME OFF
Books by GANESH N RAJAN
“God Flipped Me Off” is a work of fiction that aims to entertain while it informs.
After a successfully published non-fiction book on coping with schizophrenia, "I, Me and Us" - Westland 2015 (Now in a second edition with the revised title "Being Here Now"), Ganesh now dips into ideas, and actual events derived from lived experience, but woven into fiction this time around.
It is a story of a traditionally brought-up Indian individual, facing
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