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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhat is love, today? What is commitment today? Love and Relationships in the modern era are like ‘hop on hop off buses’. There is lack of commitment and also the lack of ability to express oneself. This book comprises of oscillations in love, in the form of poems, which will take you through the journey of love, loss, fear, loneliness and lust in the modern era of texting and emoticons. The book also sheds light on the deep impact on the individual, when he or she is on a journey of love, and the fact that it never is a simple and straightforward road.
This book is a creative effort by the author, attempting to tell you what happens in the journey of love.
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Dr. Dimple Kaur
Dr. Dimple Kaur, PhD, MS, CHt, MA is the founder-director of IMATTER Institute of Behavioral Science and Sumangali Institute of Valuable Arts (SIVA), based in New Delhi, India. An accomplished Indian classical dancer (Bharatanatyam, Vilasini Natyam and Chaau) and a practicing psychotherapist, she has done pioneering work in area of mind-body development and dance movement therapy. She has, through her research, brought therapeutic benefits using dance for a number of physical and mental illnesses.
She is the creator of Applied Natya Therapy SM (ANT), a new pedagogy using Indian dance as therapy for mind, body and soul-healing.
Her professional experience, great intuition and ability to uncover the depths of the human soul and everything that pulsates behind each human mask allow her clients, students and fellow travellers to make significant changes in their lives and take positive steps in their individual journeys. Her institutes aim at preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of India and promoting the mental well-being of people through research in arts and science. She has acted in various TV serials and movies. She has directed over 20 professional dance and theatre productions. Her solo shows, namely Main Amrita, Rape Unreported, Kali Darpanam and Aatm Rati are continuing their tours across India and abroad.
She has been awarded with multiple awards and recognitions including Nritya Ratna Award, Nritya Thrragai Award, Apoorva Pratibha Award, Lasya Mohini Award, National Theatre Excellency Award and Nritya Kamala Mani Samman.
