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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“Life is a promising venture where we learn more and earn less.”
Yet the irony is that we, as humans, today are too much after ephemeral things. It is easy to desensitize good behavior, where we consistently fill our minds with anxious and angry thoughts. Peace and harmony downslides. Moreover, there is a tendency to talk too much, weigh our words too little and speak before thinking. This book, A Wisdom Miscellany, has my lessons for exercising discretion. My soul heals when I am at peace with myself. The ‘Miscellany’ is my lesson towards what is simple and nearer to wisdom. Some pertinent pathways can be found below.
• Simplicity, thy name is Virtue.
• Globalization, which has perpetually condemned all life purposes.
• Helping others is the only way through which we grow.
• Technological advancement never imagined that a drunkard would leave his driving profession.
• With time, you heal.
• Mind is always empowered by listening to others.
• Life becomes predictable once you throw yourself for others.
• Hard work propels luck.
• Simplify your behavior and be united with your true self.
• Grow inward to be rooted.
• Wisdom is never sociable.
Anil Agrawal
I am Anil Agrawal, and I did my post-graduation in modern history in 1977 from the University of Allahabad. Since childhood, I took a keen interest in creative writing. I am a moon man. The moon always troubles me, creates me, and recreates me. My zodiac sign is Scorpion and the moon is my ruling ascendant.
Presently, I am editing a magazine in Hindi and English for civil service aspirants in India. This magazine deals with the whole gamut of current affairs events. My son is a former civil judge and my spouse is a retired educator.
