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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Every part of you - your food, your finances, your interests, your choices, your entire life, they control. They act not with your knowledge, but seemingly so subtle, which is what you are. Is that freedom? They are the puppeteers and you are the puppet. Would you call that the essence of human life?
Imagine it is their choice your life is all about and the very realization of it would take centuries of
generations - your ancestors, your great-grandparents, your grandparents, your parents, now you, and
tomorrow, your children,You are destined for this cycle.
Love it now, but mark my words, you would hate it with regrets of losing yourself for generations.Thats the effect of the mind control fungus, which would infect your mind, take control of your body, destroy
it from inside out, until you become merely a shell for it to reside until the next prey comes along.
Wouldn’t you, over realization, want to be yourself? Somebody from somewhere is born for you - Incarnation Messiah, The Saviour.
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Aleius Sofar
Aelius Sofar is a multi-talented writer whose work spans various creative mediums, with a strong passion for writing reflections in the form of shorts, screenplays, and thoughts. Inquisitive by nature, Aelius delves into topics such as religion, beliefs, and relationships, often pushing boundaries to explore the reality of what is and what could be. His works encompass genres like spirituality, psychology, fiction, fantasy, thrillers, and romance.
After completing his schooling, Sofar enrolled in medical college but soon discovered his true calling in writing, music, film, and designing. During his senior year, he began funding himself by writing for magazines. Sofar's screenplays and filmmaking endeavors have earned him multiple recognitions and awards. His short film, which he wrote and directed, garnered a nomination for the Roy W. Dean, New York Grant for Scripts in 2006. He also received nominations for his short films at the LA, Granada, and Philadelphia Short Film Festivals. Additionally, he was awarded the Sharath Chandran Award in 2011 and the DBICA Award in 2010. As a songwriter and music composer, Sofar has contributed to seven albums recorded in Indian languages.
Aelius Sofar currently resides in South India with his wife and two children, continuing to pursue his passions in writing, music, design, and cinema.
