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Why are adults problems are problems and youngsters problems are just bunch of craps. Teens and youngsters do have a life , and yes they have anxieties, tensions, worries; every stage of life is different indeed.
Winona Rogers, 18, has everything in life yet is unable to find reason to live.Winona is a teenager going through major spiritual transformation, which results in depression. Seeing her values and life fall apart she has nowhere to go. Young people have no worries is what her parents and society believes, while she is struggling with anxiety and suicidal thoughts. Winona and her mind are in constant fight of intrusive thoughts, feeling unworthy and misunderstood. Winona was tired not only physically but emotionally. Miscommunication between Winona and her parents create complications. There is only one person who can help her. it is Monk Miguel, now she embarks onto her journey to find answers while working on her shadow aspects in order to find light, while working with her unconscious waters in order to alchemize her mental state. Now she has to choose between what her parents and society expects her to be or to go behind her true purpose which is resulting in inner battle.This journey of Winona is from wanting to drown into the darkness to embracing the darkness.
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Divya Dalvi
Divya Dalvi, 21, a psychic medium and a spiritual practioner. Indian author and a student. Her previous work includes the poetry book Words of the soul. Going through depression and anxiety issues herself, she hopes to help young people and everyone suffering through her writings and help everyone see the spiritual perspective of life.
