"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 PalThis book is rooted in Devi Maa’s instruction and guidance. The true credit for writing this book only and only goes to Devi Maa herself. I only played a role of a medium or you can say a postman who was appointed to deliver her ‘love letter ’that is her love and grace in form of this book for all her beloved devotees. This book shall automatically get delivered and reach every home, whom Devi Maa herself would like to send to, here ‘every home means every heart’. May it open a new door for each one of you and remind you how much you are loved and of the strength that lies within you.
“I became the vessel and she became the energy that flowed and poured.”
I was called to write through the voice of Maa Shakti (universal mother goddess), which lives in my own heart. This book is a reminder for every devotee that the divine mother and her grace is always with each one of us. Love and Grace of Maa Durga is a collection of Devi Maa’s real miracles and encounters in life experienced by many of her devotees, including me; these stories of grace have been shared here to reach out and inspire readers. This book is not just a book on miracles of the supreme deity, Devi Maa. It is actually her love, grace and shakti and, while reading, you will be able to sense her energy, healing and love in your hearts; you will feel a connection with her in your subconscious.
Jai Mata Di!
Ritika Sawhney
Ritika Sawhney is a gifted healer and an ardent devotee of Devi Maa. Born and brought up in Delhi, she is a first-time-author and believes in positive energy and the power of prayers and miracles.
Ritika is blessed with a gift and has had visions of Devi Maa throughout her life, even in the vague memories of her childhood. The goddess would appear with messages in her dreams and the author considers herself lucky for having had real-life, blissful encounters with the divine.
In physical form, Devi Maa would disguise herself as a kanya or as an old woman. She often came to her rescue in order to heal, to protect and create miracles in her life. With most of the real-life encounters, Ritika did not realize what they were until much later.
Through the most difficult challenges in life—may it be by curing her of jaundice as a child or healing her right eye with light and shakti when she turned blind with a cornea ulcer—the goddess often came to her rescue. This first-time author loves sharing Mata Rani’s glory and messages with people to inspire them when they come to her for guidance. Her passion is to help others heal, while empowering them to unlock their inner strength and reach their true potential.
