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DJ Mind is a poetic and insightful journey into the voice inside your head—the nonstop stream of thoughts, doubts, and stories that shape your inner world. Blending spiritual wisdom, modern metaphors, and visual storytelling, this book explores the nature of overthinking, inner criticism, and the quiet awareness beneath it all.
Each chapter invites you to observe rather than obey the “DJ” remixing your past, projecting your future, and hijacking your present. With simple practices and Zen-inspired reflections, DJ Mind helps you pause the noise, not by force—but by friendship.
Whether you’re a seeker, meditator, or a gentle soul navigating a loud world, this book offers tools to reflect, reset, and reconnect with the silent witness within.
You are not the voice.
You are the one who hears it.
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N.SRIDHAR
Shridhar is a writer, contemplative thinker, and spiritual storyteller who explores the subtle landscapes of the human mind. His work gently blends Eastern philosophy, poetic insight, and practical reflection, guiding readers toward self-awareness and inner calm.
Shridhar’s fascination with the voice inside the mind—the one that questions, critiques, and narrates—led him to a deep personal inquiry: “Who is really speaking in my head?” The result of this exploration is DJ Mind, a soulful journey into the inner soundtrack of thought and silence.
He writes not from atop a mountaintop, but from within the ordinary rhythms of daily life—where moments of deep stillness often bloom between busyness and breath.
When he’s not writing, Shridhar enjoys quiet walks, mindful observation, and sharing silence more than small talk. He believes that the most transformative wisdom arises not from answers—but from asking the right questions.
