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Review: The Modern Day Hindu

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The Modern Day Hindu by Nikhil Chandwani My rating: 3 of 5 stars Blurb - “Here are your instructions. You must overlook everything you know. Modern Day Hindu needs you to blur the edges of white and the dark spheres of life. It is my journey, practicing a very rare Hindu way of living, and blending the same with Quantum Physics, The Cosmos, a whole lot of Hollywood Movie mentions, Rock Music and Passionate Resistance. This book provides resolutions to the Twenty-First Century dilemmas through certain laws, I decoded, while implementing the classical Indian knowledge. The book reveals the wandering consciousness of Hinduism. Awareness, that might complete your missing puzzle. It just might.   My views - The Modern Day Hindu by Nikhil Chandwani is a nonfiction novel. I must say that title is sole the reason to pick this novel to read. The title is an apt one, leads a pathway to readers about what the content would be. The novel is all about how we can follo

Review: 3 Steps To Himalayas: A Practical Guide To Achieve Your Goals

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3 Steps To Himalayas: A Practical Guide To Achieve Your Goals by Ramesh Kundu My rating: 3 of 5 stars Blurb - We have become prisoners of our times and the result is a stressful lifestyle. This race to compete with everyone else is leading to irreversible destruction of the environment and social institutions. We have more comforts now, but pay the price with serious health problems & psychological issues. We are less happy now and peace of mind is just missing from our lives. This book is an attempt to look at simple solutions for all such challenges faced by a majority of us. Going to class with swollen faces after being slapped for 150 times; spending three days & nights in a police lock up; your friend fighting back a leopard with bare hands & surviving; watching helplessly as a person is hacked to death in front of you - all these experiences have brought enough learnings for a lifetime which have been shared in this book. To live a stress-free life

Review: Thank God I'm Fired

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Thank God I'm Fired by Sandeep Pawar My rating: 5 of 5 stars Blurb - What do you do when you think you are trapped in the wrong job? Leave the job and do what you love. Simple, isn’t it? But what if you neither have the guts to leave the job nor know what you love to do? Complicated, isn’t it? Meet Raghav, who like millions of other software professionals, is stuck in a similar situation. But don’t worry, his destiny has better plans for him. What plans you may ask? Well, getting him fired. This novella takes you on a light-hearted tour of the contemporary software industry where you can ask the haunting question loudly- is getting sacked a blessing in disguise?  My views - Thank God I'm Fired: A Corporate Enigma by Sandeep Pawar is a short story that would speak the heart of a corporate guy, Raghav who's in a non-satisfied corporate job and ready to his dream job. The hardships of every salaried person face when they were fired or switch thei

Review: Shadows of the night

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Shadows of the night by Priyanka Lal My rating: 4 of 5 stars Blurb - Nights are the times of real emotions. Mundane of the days may dilute what we feel but at night there is no hiding. Love - a teenager's fantasy, a dying man's first experience, a friend's playfulness, a person's hope… Love comes in varied forms and under different circumstances is expressed in a million ways. As the hours of the night changes, so changes the intensity of emotions and the lives of people make into new stories.An insight intoLives - poles apart from each other - guided by the touch of one common feeling, the stirrings of love. As you walk deeper into your nights be assured there is a shadow just for you. My views - Shadows of the night by Priyanka Lal is an anthology of 13 short stories. Its one of the best anthology I had come across, ranging various emotions and thoughts. The stories were all of the true emotions, feelings, love, friendship, humour, pain,

Review: Voice of the soul

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Voice of the soul by Shreyans Kanswa My rating: 4 of 5 stars Blurb - How does it feel to lie just by yourself and delve into the silence. The silence that is a path to deeper self, a self that is unexplored. That same unexplored self can also be regarded as the soul.  While the time ticks on the clock, a bond with your soul is timeless. Such metaphors are rendered powerless when a conversation is created with oneself.  These poems mean more than just words, they scream soulfulness. It is rather weird that we go looking for answers outside when all that we have to do is seek deeper within ourselves. The poems are experiences that the poet shares with the world, and these experiences are nothing fancy- they are all moments that the poet experiences with himself. They are questions risen from inquisitiveness and introspection. My views - Voice of the soul by Shreyans Kanswa is a Anthology of 61 poems where every theme of the poem are unique and as the title su