This book recounts Jyotsnaa's inspiring journey of overcoming thyroid issues without lifelong medication, using alternative medicine and holistic healing methods like Yoga, Reiki, Crystal, and Mantra healing. Faced with the prospect of lifelong medication, Jyotsnaa and her husband sought natural solutions, ultimately allowing her to live a healthy, medication-free life. The book provides empowering insights into natural healing, self-discovery, and resilience, with practical advice for achieving balance in mind, body, and spirit. It features expert endorsements, simple explanations, encouraging guidance, and even a mnemonic for beginners in Astrology and Numerology. Ideal for anyone seeking to improve thyroid health or overall well-being.
Monideepa Roy Choudhury, born in Assam on August 25, 1947, holds a Master's in English literature from the University of Calcutta. After marrying an Indian Air Force Officer at 21, she completed advanced studies in English Language Teaching, an MPhil, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Distance Education. With two children settled in the Plantation and Engineering sectors, she traveled widely due to her husband's service and her love of travel. Her involvement with a child-centric NGO for over two decades deepened her passion for writing, leading to the publication of her first book, "Three Lives," encouraged by her late husband.
Bhanupriya Bisht is a 33-year-old banker by profession, a certified handwriting analyst by chance, and a writer by choice. She is highly intuitive and has naturally channeled information from higher realms since childhood. She started writing poems when she was in school as a part of her school assignments and has since been using writing as a tool for expressing herself. Writing came naturally to her as she faced some linguistic barriers in the early phases of her life, and it became her refuge from the daily hum drums. She is also currently working on her next book ‘Elevating Your Consciousness’ which will be published soon.
Mansi Dixit is a graphic designer by day and a writer by night, known for her vivid imagination and storytelling. Her creative journey began with a poem titled "Deep in the Ocean," which sparked her passion for writing. She later pursued a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature to refine her craft. Mansi’s love for art, movies, and novels deeply influences her storytelling, inspiring her to create unique worlds and characters. Her debut novel, inspired by her early poem, reflects her dedication to bringing her imaginative tales to life
Aikya is a comprehensive guide to healing chronic illnesses and preventing disease. It invites readers into an extraordinary narrative of resilience, discovery, and transformation. Written by a courageous cancer patient, this book is a poignant chronicle of her personal journey, weaving together a tapestry of experiences, struggles, and triumphs.
Through her compelling storytelling, she shares invaluable insights on holistic healing, seamlessly blending the wisdom of yoga, the power of the mind, and the unity of body and spirit. Her voice, both candid and inspiring, resonates with those seeking solace, strength, or simply a deeper understanding of what it means to face adversity with grace.
This book is not just a testament to one woman's unwavering spirit but also a guide filled with practical tips and heartfelt advice for anyone touched by cancer or interested in holistic wellness. Aikya is a beacon of hope, illuminating the path to a brighter, healthier living.
Kapil Kumar Tomar began his career in hospitality at the Imperial Hotel in New Delhi, the city's first 5-star establishment. He then joined Hyatt Regency New Delhi, working with Chef Rajendra Singh Rana and his team. After helping to open Hotel Park Royal, he spent 2.5 years in Riyadh at Raj Indian Restaurant, collaborating with Chef Ajay Sharma and Chef Akram. Upon returning to India, he married his wife, Priya. I am writing this book to connect 18th and 21st-century knowledge of sugar, exploring its history and importance. Most recently, I worked as an online duty manager and facility planner in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for 1.5 years after COVID, and also served as an assistant professor in the Department of Food Production.
"Akhiri Mulakat": A poignant tale of unrequited love, silent adoration, and the bittersweet journey of a heart grappling with unspoken emotions.
"An allegorical tapestry of artists' struggles against a world intent on stifling their creativity. This book echoes through forgotten attics and moonlit dreams, celebrating the relentless spirit of the artistic soul fighting to reclaim its freedom and unleash its inner symphony."
"Embark on a journey of love, sacrifice, and self-discovery as you delve into the pages of this heartfelt tale. Join Eshana and Dhruv on their seven-year odyssey, where love transcends dreams and uniforms, revealing the true essence of the human heart. Each word is a whisper of emotion, each page a testament to the power of love's transformation. Open this book, and let its message resonate within you, leaving an indelible mark on your soul."
I advise prospective authors to develop their creative and disciplined sides. Give yourself permission to be inspired by the surroundings, by the tales that are just waiting to be told, and by the feelings that are rising within of you. Don't forget to establish a consistent writing schedule. Even on days when you're not feeling creative, schedule time each day or week to write. You'll refine your skill and transform your inspiration into something practical by engaging in this regular exercise. - Ajit Sharma
