"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal‘It is necessary to know about functionality of your physiological and psychological body parts in order to have any wholesome understanding about your life.’ Does this statement have any meaning for you?
If being wholesome is being holy then what is the Journey to it?
In all the cultures of the world
but Hinduism, there is no concept of rebirth. Only an Indian has to work for
stopping his cycle of rebirths.
Does liberation comes to all people but Indians automatically?
Is it so that what is almost impossible to achieve for an Indian, is most
certainty, available to all non-Indians?
What is the life beyond love?
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Ashish Chand
Ashish Chand, being a designer and a projects professional, has worked with a large number of executives. His work has carried him all over the globe. His contacts with all these executives were half professional and half personal. Slowly and steadily Ashish realized that today’s professional is highly qualified but there exists a misnomer in his life - He is far from being satisfied. And this misnomer, this personal problem of the new generation executive is a global phenomenon.
Ashish heard the internal cries of one and many… and the society as a whole cannot be stable if its professionals are not satisfied…
To Ashish, the solution to this surmounting problem existed in Hindu Ad’dhyaatm. Once the executive was instated… the society was bound to reap the fruits…This drove Ashish to compile the introduction to basics of Ad’dhyaatm.
