Solitude and Books

Do you like reading self help books?  Recently I read a beautiful book by Mr. Sumit Bhatt Rise Up: Only You Can Lift Yourself is an inspirational guidebook offering practical insights for personal growth.  With 15 chapters, the book emphasizes the power of a positive attitude, encouraging readers to face challenges confidently.  I really found the words motivating!  He underscores the importance of cultivating a mindset that embraces learning and self-improvement.  The book guides individuals in discovering their purpose, aligning goals with personal beliefs, and fostering inner strength and self-appreciation. Author advocates for building a support network, emphasizing the significance of friends and mentors in one's journey. It emphasizes the value of hard work, discipline, and resilience in achieving personal development. It views setbacks as opportunities for learning and success as a reason for celebration. The author promotes the idea of in

Upon reading her book titled "Living Spirituality," I was deeply impressed by her profound thoughts, perspectives, and insightful revelations. Consequently, upon learning about her latest publication, I promptly acquired it. Works of this nature necessitate time for comprehension, contemplation, and assimilation, ultimately leading to a transformative shift in our perspectives regarding ourselves and the world. This is precisely why, despite initiating my reading journey a few months ago, I make it a weekly ritual to delve into a new chapter of the book. Why We Are Who We Are by Meetu Bisht is a such a beautiful exploration of profound questions that often go unanswered in our daily lives. Following her previous success with "Living Spirituality," Bisht once again showcases her insightful thoughts and deep understanding of spirituality. The book lets us understand the fundamental queries of human existence, urging readers to ponder their life

Life Is Abracadabra: 21 Magical Stories from My Travels to Make You Look at Life with New Eyes,  author Baisakhi Saha takes readers on a captivating journey across continents, weaving tales of personal growth and extraordinary encounters.  Leaving her Indian home at seventeen, Baisakhi immerses herself in diverse cultures, embracing local lifestyles and challenging societal norms. The book is a tapestry of 21 enchanting stories that illuminate the author's belief in creating one's own destiny with the cosmos!  Through her adventures in Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, and North and Central America, Baisakhi shares poignant anecdotes of resilience and determination.  The narrative unfolds with vivid descriptions of life with local families, offering a glimpse into their traditions, belief systems, and daily struggles. Truly this book invites readers to reflect on the power of desire, hope, and faith.  The author underscores the

Recently I read book with quite an unique topic.  Its Embodied Imaginations by Chidambaram Ramesh Embodied Imaginations helps us go into the intriguing realm where fiction meets reality in Embodied Imaginations.  In this thought-provoking exploration: - He unravels the science behind writers experiencing their characters taking on lives of their own. - The book delves into the phenomenon where literary characters not only evolve personalities but manifest in the real world, visible to both creators and others. - It raises compelling questions about the power of the mind—can thoughts materialize into tangible, observable entities? Embodied Imaginations is a captivating journey: - Drawing on personal anecdotes from numerous writers. - Providing scientific evidence supporting the existence of these mental constructs. - Bridging the gap between modern science, spirituality, and philosophy. In a quest to understand the mysteries of

Today I am going to write about a rising author whose books are very much loved by like minded readers! Yes I have Ratnadip Acharya's latest book 'The Remains of The Buddha' His previous work, "The Speaking Stone," was such an engaging read, encompassing all the elements of a compelling mystery infused with mythology.  Therefore, upon the release of his latest book, I eagerly seized the opportunity to enter into another meticulously researched exploration of the forgotten world of mythology but with a murder mystery hidden inside it. One of the notable strengths of Acharya's novels lies in their thorough research, offering readers not only an enthralling narrative but also providing elements that invite active participation in solving mysteries. Anticipating the resolution of puzzles becomes an integral part of the reading experience, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the story. Additionally, Acharya's inclusion of car

Find Your Whitespace by Dr. Vikram A Munshi is a refreshing departure from traditional self-help books.  Munshi, the Founder and CEO of WhiteSpace Consulting & Capability Building, shares his transformative life experiences through a simple yet profound recipe for personal growth. The author's humility shines as he emphasizes being an ordinary person sharing tested ingredients for change. Unlike typical self-help narratives, Munshi's book stands out with three relatable stories and a straightforward recipe anyone can grasp. Munshi's credentials as a certified Executive Coach and his recognition in the field add credibility to his insights. The book's purpose becomes clear as Munshi explains his curiosity-driven journey of self-reflection and the desire to help others transform their lives. The writing style is conversational, making complex concepts accessible. Munshi's identification of a transformation pattern ad

Truly this book is a captivating exploration of the author's life, offering a unique blend of humility and rich experiences. As a self-diagnosed introvert, Bhattacharya remarkably portrays his encounters with extraordinary individuals while humbly deeming his journey as ordinary. The book becomes a treasure trove of knowledge, observations, and personal experiences across diverse topics, providing readers with insightful perspectives. The narrative traces Bhattacharya's life from north Kolkata to the India International Centre in New Delhi, weaving in encounters with politicians, civil servants, spiritual leaders, and authors. The decision to keep identities confidential, whether unimportant or prominent, adds an intriguing layer to the storytelling. The inclusion of articles on politics, societal norms, and republished books further enriches the collection, surprising readers with unexpected gems. What sets this book apart is Bhattacharya's candid a