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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The quest of an average individual searching for himself through the complex realities of life, experiencing various paranormal phenomena, that generates curiosity into the different realms of existence.
The ups and downs of life, each bringing its practical lesson to be learnt, and experiments with yogic science bringing certain mystical experiences that resonates with the understanding of great works done in the field of quantum physics.
Stepping out of the regular comfort zone and pursuing various spiritual practices that can bring about an implosive impact at the quantum level. This book shares information for students of life who enjoy questioning the very existence of oneself, with the inevitable question, “Who am I?” and how one can go about leading a regular normal domestic life while unraveling its mysteries and yet strike a balance with the spiritual realms which was thought to be the privilege of sacred yogis.
Ivan Benjamin
Ivan Benjamin is an Indian author, who has also composed introspective poems, an esoteric healer and therapist with over two decades of high altitude trekking in the Himalayas.
Professionally from the Advertising and Marketing field he has worked with Ad agencies and giant corporates at 55 he quit the corporate world to pursue his calling.
Born in an almost orthodox roman catholic family the paradigm shift from religion to spirituality though unintentional was inevitable. Kidney stone issues opened the doors of Yoga where he did the basics in Hatha Yoga at the Ambika Yoga Centre, a three months course in body cleansing techniques called shuddi kriya and thereafter a nine month course in Pranayam (breathing techniques. After being initiated by his Guru Lehari Mahasaya, he took life membership at the Kriya Yoga centre in Ranchi which is driven by Maha avatar Babaji, this stream of yoga is rooted in Sanatana Dharma. In 1999 a Buddhist visited him to wish him merry Christmas bearing a Christmas gift for him, the statue of Lord Shiva and thus started his journey in Bhakti Yoga, the meditation practices by default open the doors of Jnana Yoga and a profound understanding of Karma Yoga.
During the lockdown he was stuck at an altitude of 7500ft for eighty days where he was exposed to some very beautiful mystical moments, hence this book.
