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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLarking Skylark is a collection of poems offering an exciting mind map to master the mind of an individual. A tool to recognise the turning points in life, to enhance the power of faith, combat negativity, balance a life of outer and inner harmony. People will find this book to be a mirror image of their lives. It is also a natural outlet of a poet’s personal experience exploring the joys of passionate love, marriage and commitments. They make the reader feel alive in a way that nothing else can. A perfect read to capture nature in a type of poetry from Japanese culture, to preserve the moments of life in a lyric or ode poems. This is an escalator ride to God to taste the divine love nourishing the body, mind and soul.
Asha Nair
Asha Nair, a postgraduate in English Literature, started her career as a lecturer. Later on she started working as a counsellor for finding solutions to emotional intelligence and interpersonal psychological well-being. Since childhood, she was usually curious and aware of the circumstances. Her experimentation with colours led to becoming a self-taught artist and painter. The voice from within is crucial and one needs to listen to it. Such results are inevitable and it came to her with an idea of innovative solution of writing poetry from the ‘2004’. To her, experiencing the experience is another name for God. Such a call came with an awareness of divine presence and self realisation. An article on Self Realisation was published in the magazine, Life Positive. It was selected as one among the other 100 paths to God realisation. Her articles have been published in Times of India, Astro Vision, Women’s Era, and Life Positive. For her, three valuable gems are purity, patience, and perseverance which alone can lead to success. Apart from writing she enjoys music, travelling, and reading. This is her first book. She stays in the city of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu.
