What is happiness? Where can we find it? Is it in the innocent safety of our homes, or in the full exploration of our potential? Is it when we are alone, or when there are others around to share it with?
This book is a tale of Pihu, the peacock. Pihu was not just any peacock—he was special. He was the most beautiful dancer. Then how could he lead an ordinary life? Of what use would his talent be if it stayed hidden behind the forest greens?
He found someone who took him out from the innocent but stagnant comfort of the forest to the scintillating glory of the stage where he could showcase his potential, push himself and grow better each day. But soon these glorious lights became chains that entangled him. He was throttled with despair, unable to move. He then found someone who gave him the keys to open his shackles, dance freely and enjoy the stage, the growth and the glory.
Pihu learns what true happiness is and how he can find it and live it. This is his story, but it could very much be ours. May all of us find that happiness we seek.
Smriti Khullar
Smriti was born in the serenity of Himachal Pradesh in India, and grew up in the buzz of Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai.
An engineer and a marketer from IIM Bangalore, Smriti has worked with the biggest corporate names in the country. Her biggest desire however, is to understand life and the world. Physics and philosophy were her first guides in this search. And then she found her teacher; her Master who opened her eyes to spirituality.
Now a meditator and an explorer of theosophy, Smriti wants to share what she learnt with all those who want to know. And for those who have still not started looking for answers, she has some questions to stir them up.
