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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Suffering from Corona causes fear, and fear is the unimagined thought which came to our mind at a glance. Emerging of this thought is obvious, but due to it, creating havoc in the mind is not good. Fear is a natural phenomenon, but due to it giving up hope and not letting one’s mind do what is required and doing haphazard is wrong. Let the fear be aside, and do that thing that is required to heal what is in your hand. Getting provoked by anything will not solve the problem, but it will more and more puzzle you, leaving you alone in the darkness.
Some goals are set ABOVE, for that they should not be criticized.
No matter how dark our perception becomes, only the light of hope can make us return from infinity…
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The Curious Mind is a collection of philosophical questions on life like:
Who Am I?
What is my actual image?
Who is the first man?
How can we remain unaffected?
And so on…
Even the hope of light that we are searching for during this COVID-19 pandemic period is also hidden within us.This book is an insight that will give answers to all our inside curiosities.
Manas Agrawal
Manas Agrawal is from Jabalpur, the cultural city of Madhya Pradesh. After completing his graduation in Electronics in 2008, he has been working at the Indian Railways since 2014. His philosophical ideas are appreciated by many, and most of his articles have been published in the newspapers. “Buried seeds can grow, but buried talents can never grow” is the quotation that inspired him the most to write this book. Easy language is used in this book so that everybody can understand his writing art.
