What is life?
Why do we feel, dream, struggle, and seek — only to forget what we truly are?
The Constitution of Life: Senses, Logic, and Existence is not just a book.
It is a living map —
a guide written not in rigid laws, but in the quiet language of the soul.
Through 36 deeply awakening chapters, Yajan invites you to dissolve illusions, to see behind the theater of thought, and to reconnect with the eternal forces shaping our existence: breath, love, time, memory, destiny, and beyond.
This is a book for anyone who has ever paused and asked:
“Is there more to life than what I have been told?”
It is for the wanderer, the dreamer, the broken, the seeker —
and the forgotten brilliance inside every human being.
Here, you will not find dogmas.
You will find openings.
You will find the architecture of life —
revealed, softened, and made luminous once again.
Discover why suffering arises, and how to return to peace.
Understand the silent forces driving every human experience.
Awaken to the infinite field that breathes through you.
This book is a remembering.
A coming home.
A gentle revolution within yourself.
You are not lost.
You are Life itself —
waiting to be seen, felt, and lived fully
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YAJAN
Lakshmi Sinha is a lifelong seeker and observer of truth, with over six decades of experience in the raw classroom of existence. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, she stood at the crossroads of academic pursuit and personal purpose early in life—and chose family, depth, and the inner journey.
Her wisdom was not forged in institutions, but in silence, sacrifice, and the subtle revelations that only living fully can offer. As a mother of two and a witness to life’s impermanence, she embodies the realization that true success lies not in accumulation—but in awareness.
The Constitution of Life is her first book—an offering born not from ambition, but from remembrance. It distills a lifetime of inner inquiry into poetic reflections on perception, identity, time, and the sacred architecture of existence.
She writes not to teach—but to mirror.
Not to convince—but to awaken.
Lakshmi Sinha lives in India, surrounded by quiet, memory, and meaning
