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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Tthis books speaks of the lonely life of the author. The author was too good and simple person lacking diplomatic nature as a result she was left alone to suffer by her friends and colleagues in spite of having a kind, sobour and helpful nature. She could not make it to the world to be a part of them. She was a shy, introvert and full of talents personality. But due to lack of diplomacy in her dealings, she failed miserably to make friends with hyprocrates in today's worlds. But how she got her ultimate companion and found solace in her life from spiritual teachings and practical experience, is something to be learned by the readers. How she is so happy even being lonely as it was something she did not earn it but was unjustly awared by society owing to her simple and sobour nature. This book is a must read for the readers who seek to get solace out of many things in this life if they are lonely for no fault of their own.
Seema
The author is a women in her late fourties. She has lived a life of struggles and pain. She has learnt from many people and how to take life as it comes without panicking and breaking down. Ultimately life is a lonely journey for one and all but those who are too afraid to face the reality and flows with the world ends of making many hypocrates friends. But those who are conscious and has spiritual indepth knowledge of scriptures and Gods, realise that everyone is here born loner, will die alone and has to struggle alone. The people around are just a mere illusion but actually everyone is lonely in real struggles of life. no one can take them from you. If you are too simple and introvert in today's world also it becomes little difficult to survive and you end up living lonely most of the time as people will not find you interesting if you are too honest, simple and lack diplomacy in your day to day dealings. So the author talks of her own life which is one of loneliness in this book.
