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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
How can we define love? Well, Wikipedia says, "love encompasses a range of strong and positive emotional and mental states, from the most sublime virtue or good habit, the deepest interpersonal affection, to the simplest pleasure." But let me ask you a question, is it possible to define love? If someone asked me the same question, I would say no because no one can define a dynamic thing. Love is something that happens, and that happening is not in our control. It is not only the best feeling but the purest and most divine feeling.
"The divine love" is the story of two lovers, Abhimanyu and Nivedika, who were madly in love with each other and experienced the charming vibes of fondness. The ups and downs came in their lives, they got separated for years, but their love didn't blow away because the thing that blows, it can't be love. The two who were familiar with each other for years, two who were in love, two who weren't able to imagine their future without each other, will they two be able to live together? They were like others, but their truthness towards their loved one made their love a divine love. Witness the journey of two passionate lovers throughout the series, THE DIVINE LOVE.
Arpit Maurya 'advait'
Arpit Maurya, also known by his pen name 'Advait', is an Indian fiction writer, novelist, and a romantic poet. He was born on 4 October 2004 in Argoopur Kalan village of Jaunpur district (Uttar Pradesh) in a middle-class family. His mother's name is Renu Devi, and his father is Lal Chand Maurya. He had a great interest in reading since his childhood. His grandfather, Ram Priti Maurya, played an integral role in developing this interest. Growing up, he was fascinated with listening to stories, and this interest led to some early exposure to writing some of his own stories. Later he started writing novels, short stories, and poems too at the age of 12. In addition to literature, Advait has a keen interest in disciplines like History, Philosophy, and Sociology.
Books written by Advait- Liquid Messenger of Death, Achieving Heights, An Incredible Man, Liquid Messenger of Death (Hindi), Vikramaditya, Kuch Kalpanayen, Mrigtrishna, Muntashir Par Mukhtlif, Bus Kuch Ghadi Aur, A Glance of Indian History From Birth of Subcontinent To .............. Independence.
