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Unlocking the Illusions That Shape Our Lives
What if the person you think you are is just a mask? What if your deepest suffering, pride, guilt, ambition even your spiritual seeking is quietly fueled by a hidden force called ego?
This book is a radical journey through the many faces of ego from the loud and arrogant to the quiet and spiritual. With piercing clarity and deep insight, this book dismantles layer after layer of mental conditioning, cultural programming, and false identities we cling to. It doesn’t preach renunciation it invites transformation through awareness.
Drawing from ancient wisdom, psychological depth, and personal contemplation, this is not a book to merely read, but to experience. Each chapter opens a mirror showing how.
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Kusum Thakur
I am a seeker, a Teacher, and a writer walking the path of inner inquiry, ego observation, and silent transformation. My journey has taken me through many layers of identity, illusions, and emotional patterns, and what I write emerges from direct experience, not theory.
I don’t claim to be a master or an expert. I write because I’ve lived through the masks I describe. I’ve watched them rise, fall, and return in subtler forms. "Ego: Many Masks I Wore" is not just a book it is my reflection, and perhaps, it will mirror something within you too.
With a background in psychology, teaching and spiritual practice, I blend personal insight with deep contemplation. I find joy in simplicity, solitude, and silent observation. My daily life is a continued practice of witnessing, surrender, and remembering who I am without the masks.
