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There’s no doubt that we have achieved the unprecedented technological advancements to build the foundations of this modern era. “The Modern Era’s Dilemma” delves into the anxiety and stress of this unending chase for progress. It explores the hidden cost of this progress that’s causing this increasing anxiety and stress. It uncovers the myopic view of humans, and their clouded judgement in taking decisions for their future and the future of this planet.
The book presents a perspective for readers, that challenges to ask questions and seek answers for these intriguing questions. The questions around growth, prosperity, wealth and progression. Presented with a blend of many stories and philosophies from mythology, references and experiences, the book narrates the urgency of creating a balance that can support sustainable living and bring out real essence of human connection with natural ecosystem.
As we witness this situation that’s becoming alarming for the future, this book calls for collective thinking and action by the readers. The word needs to spread, and action needs to be taken to bring the change. The change that can establish balance and bring back the traditional wisdom of living in harmony with nature and other beings on this planet. Modernization is important, but we need to introspect thoughtfully on the price being paid for it.
Vikrant Singh Dadwal
Vikrant Singh Dadwal has spent more than 15 years in the corporate world, gained in-depth understanding of the corporate world, it's challenges and opportunities. He has keen interest and curiosity in natural and spiritual living. He is always looking out for ways of seeking balance in today's fast paced modern life through spiritual practices and exploration of mysterious places. He loves to share his experiences and observations with others through his writings, covering all aspects including good, bad and others. The writings are aimed at sharing the understanding with others and connect with the like-minded people, with whom similar concepts and learnings resonate well. This book is the first step in the mission towards bringing that understanding out and connecting with readers to make them part of this mission of sustainable living.
