In this Book…, “Do you know yourself?”
‘A journey, In search of oneself…!’
“Who am I?” This question comes to everyone’s mind sometimes. And few people leave everything, in search of it. “Who am I?” They merge themselves in nature. This book is the story of one such person (Swastik) who wanted to know himself. And one day he set out in search of himself. Then he met some people who were like him. They were also searching for themselves. Everyone had the same destination. Then they all set out, on an unknown journey, in search of themselves. And a day came, when they all reached the place, from where, they could go to the past or even the future. Which was their destination.
Meanwhile, everyone tells each other about themselves. But after listening to everyone’s story, Swastik realized that if a human knows about his future. He can never be happy, and if anyone wants to live in his past. Then its future will also bring sorrow. Humans should always live with their parents, and should be happy with whatever he has got in life. That person always remains unhappy, who wants to live in the past and dream. For happiness and peace, it is appropriate and best to always live life in the present.”
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Harish Sharma
“Harish Sharma was born in a Brahmin family in a village in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh (India). Harish Sharma holds a bachelor’s degree in science. He received his primary education in the village and further education in Mumbai. Where he currently lives with his family. Harish Sharma is also a member of the Film Writers Association. And along with writing songs and ghazals, he has a deep understanding of Dharma, philosophy and Indian mythology. His first book was ‘Devdoot - The God’s Creation.’ In which he created a story by combining these elements.
“Do you know yourself?” This is a story related to the life of a common man. In which you can also see a part of yourself. All books are available in both Hindi and English.”
