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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Do we really need to transit to the Himalayas to experience Bliss? What if you’re married and living an exuberant life of an octopus, juggling through the multi-dimensional role of being a spouse, a parent, a professional and a homemaker? Is awakening a possibility ‘here’ and ‘now’? This book navigates into different dimensions of consciousness through mysticism, love and healing, where the author unapologetically discusses her own dark moments in life and how her experiences in transcendental states of awareness shifted her perspective towards reality altogether. This book might break the myth that ‘being a monk is a transworldly identity’ as has been normally understood. Rather, ‘being a monk is more about the connection with your Higher Self.’ It’s not about renunciation of materialism, comfort and relationships; it’s more about renunciation of anything and everything that is ‘not-love’.
Simmi Valecha
Dr Simmi Valecha, a mystic and a gifted intuitive healer, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, Miranda House, University of Delhi.
The author had been very enthusiastic about science subjects during her school days and even after she completed her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Delhi University, her zeal for science stayed. This also gets reflected in her spiritual writings where she enthusiastically blends Eastern wisdom with Western knowledge.
Her own spiritual awakening now makes her seek a world beyond any distinctions in terms of gender, class, culture and even nations. She is not aligned with any particular religion or tradition. Her writings impart timeless yet profound spiritual messages that speak about Love, Healing and Oneness. She now loves to guide people to connect with their own self and manifest their Best Life ever.
In her own words, “Once having tasted bliss, any space, time or even dimension makes little sense to you. Nothing ever can substitute this ecstasy. Every moment of your life, you only experience the X factor.”
