"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
My father died at the very young age of 49.
I had an epiphany as we carried his body to the cemetery. Grief tends to focus the mind. People get varied insights at a crematorium, especially when bidding farewell to someone close. However, this awareness is left behind the moment one steps out, as ‘death’ is left behind and ‘life’ takes over. It is akin to appreciating ‘light’ only when you are in ‘darkness’. Yet, the moment the light is switched on, we tend to forget all we experienced when we were in the darkness.
In this book, I have given words to those revelations. I have tried to explain darkness to you while you are in light and help you understand how to live life from the perspective of death. But then, these learnings are exceedingly difficult to teach as these are experiential, like an electric shock.
Immerse yourself in these revelations that will be life-transforming and learn how to use them in every aspect of your life to achieve health, wealth, and happiness.
Vikas Kakwani
With lots of blessings, some perseverance and a bit of luck, Vikas has come a long way from the narrow lanes of the old Meerut city where he was born and brought up. After graduating from IIT(Roorkee) and IIM(Lucknow) and working 20+ years in the corporate world, he embarked on his entrepreneurial journey with ed-tech venture, AAS Vidyalaya, India's first online school, with the vision of making every Indian 10th pass by bridging the schooling gap. Check www.vidyalaya.org.in for more info.
He is an avid reader, loves watching movies & web series and enjoys travelling. He believes in living in today. His favourite quote is “You are not dead till you die”.
This is his fifth book.
