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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
To suffer is human. Man has sought permanent freedom from suffering for ages but has been unsuccessful. His conquest of one form of suffering has given birth to another form of it. The struggle to overcome his desires and seek something permanent has been the story of his existence.
In the momentum of this struggle for survival, space was scarce. Space to enquire, to ponder, to meditate, and to look within. Just like every suffering creates a walk for the seeker, quarantine times during the recent pandemic were no exception. This space acted as a bridge between prose and verse. The bridge of images was built over a month and the skies mediated the pillars.
The pictures shot from the camera of a novice further found expressions for what is called "life". The author struck with a deep connection between these images and existence. The stream of thoughts found words to manifest this linkage and what evolved is being presented on this platter.
Dr Sameer Golwelkar
Sameer Golwelkar lives with his family in Indore. He studied technology, management, psychology, and philosophy formally and yet felt that he had learned NOTHING. He has been awarded a doctorate in philosophy.
He is a counselor for existential issues and works with his wife, Dr. Soniya, also a consulting psychologist at Options Guidance and Counselling. Their areas of work are guidance and counseling in relationships, career, conflicts, psychotherapy, psychological discomforts, education, and philosophical aspirations.
