Solitude and Books

Siddhesh Dongare's 'Shape Your Life by Changing Perspective' is a beacon of motivation for those seeking personal growth and fulfillment. The book, rooted in psychology and mindset changes, is a valuable guide for individuals facing challenges or desiring positive transformations.  Whether you're a young adult embarking on your journey or someone seeking change at any stage of life, this book provides insights and practical strategies to reshape your life through the power of perspective. The author's imaginative characters add a unique touch to the narrative, emphasizing the transformative impact of changing viewpoints.  Dongare, a visionary and pathfinder of perspectives, shares tales of growth and champions the importance of evolving perspectives in navigating life's intricacies.  Each chapter serves as a stepping stone towards a more enriching life, making this journey a shared experience.  'Shape Your Life

Poetry is something I absolutely love engaging in. Whether it's calm wintery afternoons or summery late nights, they never fail to soothe my soul.  I enjoy sitting on the roof in komorebi or sipping hot coffee with a scented candle, diving into those rhythmic lines! Sometimes, I write poems too, but these days I find more joy in reading them. "Pebbles on Papers" is a book I bought a couple of years back, and every now and then, I like reading a few of its beautiful poems.  Instagram id : @swatikhatri__ Swati shares her heartfelt emotions through the lines, and I find them quite relatable. They are easy to understand yet encompass a variety of feelings. How about you? Do you also enjoy reading or writing poems?  #poetry #books #book

"I Had a Dream Yesterday" by Sainath Palem is a thought-provoking exploration of life's profound questions. The narrative delves into the afterlife, questioning where we go and which deity awaits us. The vivid depiction of a war-torn Syrian city sets the stage, sparking the author's quest for meaning. The poignant encounter with a father amidst ruins, searching for his child, prompts deep reflections on the existence of God and the purpose of innocent lives caught in conflict. The book goes beyond religious boundaries, exploring the commonalities among diverse faiths. It compasses a huge range of historical events that truly makes us question our the futility of our lives as you can see from the index. Through the author's dream sequence, a compelling journey unfolds, challenging identity labels and prompting a search for deeper self-understanding. The narrative skillfully weaves personal experiences with philosophical inquiries