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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalDr. Birupakshya Dixit is a seasoned social development practitioner who has led several prominent national and international charitable organizations in India. With over two decades of experience working at the grassroots level, he has dedicated much of his life to engaging with disadvantaged and marginalized communities across the country. His work has taken him to some of the most remote and underserved regions of India, allowing him to witness firsthand the complexities of poverty, inequality, and resilience. After years of impactful service within institutional frameworks, Dr. Dixit made tRead More...
Dr. Birupakshya Dixit is a seasoned social development practitioner who has led several prominent national and international charitable organizations in India. With over two decades of experience working at the grassroots level, he has dedicated much of his life to engaging with disadvantaged and marginalized communities across the country. His work has taken him to some of the most remote and underserved regions of India, allowing him to witness firsthand the complexities of poverty, inequality, and resilience.
After years of impactful service within institutional frameworks, Dr. Dixit made the conscious decision to step away from formal employment and embark on his own entrepreneurial journey. This transition was shaped by a blend of external realities and deep internal reflections—both of which compelled him to explore new ways of creating value outside conventional organizational structures.
One of the most rewarding aspects of his professional journey has been the opportunity to interact with people from vastly different walks of life—village elders, tribal youth, policymakers, academics, grassroots workers, and urban professionals. These rich and varied interactions offered him unique insights into the human condition, enriching his understanding of life beyond textbooks and theories. Through these lived experiences, he came to appreciate a profound truth: that the quality of our lives is often shaped not by monumental decisions, but by how we manage ordinary situations. With mindful attention and intentional choices, even the simplest of moments can lead to an extraordinary life.
Dr. Dixit holds a doctorate in Anthropology and has authored several articles exploring contemporary social issues, drawing from both academic inquiry and field experience. He is currently working on his second book, while the publication process for his first is underway. His writings aim to provoke thought, inspire introspection, and offer practical wisdom for navigating the ever-evolving journey of life
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Life often appears complex, but much of that complexity arises when we ignore or overlook certain simple processes and principles. As I have grown older, I’ve come to realize that life could have been far smoother had I known—and more importantly, practiced—just a few fundamental things earlier.
It's not that these truths were hidden; in fact, many of them were right in front of me, shared by elders, taught in stories, or available in books. But t
Life often appears complex, but much of that complexity arises when we ignore or overlook certain simple processes and principles. As I have grown older, I’ve come to realize that life could have been far smoother had I known—and more importantly, practiced—just a few fundamental things earlier.
It's not that these truths were hidden; in fact, many of them were right in front of me, shared by elders, taught in stories, or available in books. But the irony is, while we often think we understand them, we rarely internalize or apply them in our daily lives. There is a difference between knowing and living that knowledge.
This book is an attempt to bridge that gap. It is a guide to the minimum level of awareness—small, yet powerful understandings—that each of us should ideally cultivate at different stages of life. From childhood to youth, adulthood to old age, each phase brings its own set of challenges and choices. With the right awareness, we can navigate them with far greater ease, clarity, and fulfillment.
Rather than overwhelming the reader with grand philosophies or complex strategies, this book offers a distilled collection of life lessons—simple but not simplistic. These are drawn from experience, observation, and reflection. My hope is that by reading this, you’ll be reminded of what truly matters, and be inspired to live with a little more mindfulness.
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