"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 PalHope gives the strength to survive, the power to live, and adds a spark always to one's monotonous life.
The unused knowledge becomes a burden in life. It is seen that what isn't used is mostly abused. Unused money devalues. Even unused time dies slowly. The tragedy of life isn't the ultimate death, but the resources that die within us when we are still alive and is unused throughout. We should use the resources which have been bestowed by the Almighty or else we will lose it.
That’s why it is said, “Don't die before Death comes to your path.”
Amarpreet Budhiraja
The author of the book Amarpreet, which means ‘eternal love’, hails from Raniganj, West Bengal. A teacher by profession, she has a knack for writing and likes to pen down her feelings whenever it is possible for her. She believes in the realities of life bestowed by Almighty and the life given by Him. Her first book Hope, which means ‘Asha’, is there in each and everyone.
This thought of ‘hope’ stirred her mind when she started being ‘physically challenged’. She was quite a normal person though suffering from some diseases, but unfortunately, her situation changed, and due to some reason she reached a state of disability (differently abled). She realised that though this condition has come in her life, along with her family members, she still has hope to survive and lead her life in whatever way she can.
The hope within her should never die. It can ruin her family and her, along with the people related to her. This thought inspired her to put her thoughts and feelings, to words to reach the readers so that she can play a role, though a small one, to change anyone’s life. It’s very difficult to lead a life like this, depending on everyone and to still have hope that you can improve yourself and keep moving.
So let’s hope for hope and lead a life with hope.
Thanks a ton! God bless! Waheguru mehar kare.
