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《Temporary post》⁣ Heya Instafam!⁣ If you are amongst those who want to know the SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE then this is for you!⁣ ⁣ I will be going LIVE with MASTER ARJUN RADHAKRISHNAN, author of the book UNBECOMING. I am #currentlyreading this book and enjoying it. In the Live session will be talking about concepts like Reincarnation, Karma, Law of attraction, Spirituality, Spirit Guides, Being a medium, How to meditate and much much more. ⁣ ⁣ So join us on May 27th, Wednesday 5PM⁣ ⁣ If you have any question you would like Master Arjun to answer then drop them in the comments below. ⁣ ...⁣ #spirituality⁣ #devotion #spiritualworld #spiritualbooks #lawofattraction #reincarnation #meditation #Bookstagram #bookstagramindia #mumbaibookstagram

Thank you for the feature. ❤⁣ ⁣ #Repost @_anecdotes___⁣ • • • • • •⁣ I have been a reader all my life. But my reading addiction truly began post my father's demise. My mind was muddled. I had delivered a baby and she was only 6 days old when my father left us. This was too much to handle for me. I didn't have a clue where to turn to and how to restart this life. I had to pick myself up and get started because I had a baby on my lap who wanted me, needed me. Her cries became my strength, it was like my baby was asking me to stand strong and not give up. With this emotional upheaval came depression and bouts of insomnia. I was frustrated initially. I had no idea how to deal with all of that. I would smile for the world but I was broken from within. I wanted to get back. Bounce back. But how? And then it all dawned on me. Books. When no one held my hand, my baby and my books embraced me. I turned my insomnia into productive time by reading all night and then penning the reviews. I switched my personal Instagram account into a bookstagram account. Soon I was approached by authors and publishers and I am growing brick by brick. Right now I have 7k followers on Instagram and I am amongst top 100 book bloggers of India. Books gave me what no human could.⁣ ___________⁣ An anecdote from the life of- Siddhi Palande (@book_gobbler )⁣ --⁣ #Anecdotes⁣ #AnecdotesBySimranVerma #BookGobbler

Question- Did you watch Ramayana and Mahabharata telecast? Who is your fav mythological hero? ⁣ --⁣ Swipe to read the Marathi book quotes ➡️⁣ --⁣ Elated is a word that doesn't even come close to explain what I really feel about completing a mammoth of a book, a classic, Mrutyunjay by Shivaji Sawant. I had been wanting to read it since I was 17 yo!⁣ ⁣ This book follows the life of Karna and reiterates Mahabharata from his perspective. If I say that this the BEST mythological fiction there ever will be then I am not kidding. If I say that this is the BEST take on Mahabharata then I am not kidding. Every aspect of this book is sheer perfection. I read/heard this book in Marathi and it has been translated in many Indian languages. ⁣ ⁣ I heard this book on Storytel app and devoured it slowly. The language is top notch and there were so many Marathi words that got added to my "vocablibrary" (that's the word i just coined 🤭) Add to that the author philosophizes on smallest aspect of life like a the dew drops. The character of Ashwathama especially won my heart because of his perspective of looking at the world. The need of Karna to know why he is so different from his family or if he is their child at all, simply breaks your heart every step of the way. The book hosts multiple perspectives. So you get to hear Kunti's side of the story, Shon's (Karna's younger brother) story, Vrushali's (Karna's wife) story, Duryodhana's story and Krishna's side of the story. Then the scene of Draupadi vastraharan tore my heart! This book has multiple quotable quotes and the author personifies even the feelings like revenge. Every sentence penned in this book has a lot to offer to its readers. ⁣ ⁣ To articulate my thoughts about this book is difficult because I felt that as a reader I lived with the characters as I was listening to the book. ⁣ ⁣ Pls do read Mrutyunjay if you want to consume good literature and if you truly love mythological fiction genre. ⁣ ⁣ Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

#question - ⁣ Your fav sci-fi movie or book? ⁣ Or ⁣ Which genre is your fav?⁣ ⁣ #BookReview - Planet of Troy by D.G.Bonnie ⁣ ⁣ Planet of Troy - The journey of Amiel Sander by D. G. Bonnie happens to be my first scifi read. I am not much into scifi so I dived into this book hoping to be surprised. ⁣ ⁣ I loved the way author brings out the ambiance of the planets and I fell in love with the concept of battlebikes. It was unique to me. The underlying love triangle made little sense to me at the beginning of the story but the author brought it to culmination quite well. What really stole my heart was the way character of Arlyn expresses her love for Amiel.⁣ ⁣ Overall, this book had enough suspense, drama and thrill to keep me hooked.⁣ ⁣ Detailed review is up on my blog. Link in the bio. ⁣ --⁣ #scifi #quarantinetime #actionbook #scifibooks #quarantinereading #isolationreading #bookstagrammer #readallday #bookstogram #thebookstagram #bookoholic #bookgasm

My love affair with Philosophy began at the age of 16. I remember I wouldn't bunk even a single philosophy lecture. I don't know who had found who - that subject had found me or I had found that subject - but I always knew it was deeply imbibed in me since forever. It was in these lectures that we questioned the existence of God, Duality of it, Supreme Almighty, the need for a Guru, existence of life after death and reincarnation wrt to the theories like hedonism. Philosophy taught me to Think. (#Cogitoergosum baby!) And then post my cousin's death when life seemed hazy, I found peace in the book Conversations with God penned by Neale Donald Walsch. That was my first book that hosted automatic writing or pyschography. Then came Laws of the Spirit World by Bhavnagri. I loved this one too. ⁣ ⁣ So when the author of this book, Unbecoming, approached me for review and said that he was guided by the spirits to write this one, I asked him if it was automatic writing. He affirmed. And there I grabbed the opportunity to review this book. I am starting this book today, hoping to delve deeper into the spiritual world and come out more peaceful and enlightened. ⁣ ⁣ You can find the synopsis of this book on my blog. Link in the bio. ⁣ --⁣ Question - What's your philosophy of life? Your motto, maybe?⁣ --⁣ #spirituality #philosophy #spiritualworld #lifeafterdeath #raymondmoody #reincarnation #khorshedbhavnagri #nealedonaldwalsch

sub.h hotī hai shaam hotī hai⁣ umr yūñhī tamām hotī hai - Munshi Amirullah Tasleem ⁣ --⁣ Question- Did you take up any online course/s during Quarantine? ⁣ --⁣ #BookReview - The Blouse by Perumal Murugan on @juggernaut.in app⁣ ⁣ Most of us, the 90s kids, loved series like Malgudi Days because it was closer to reality, funny and satirical even. This short story by Perumal Murugan called The Blouse, which I read on Juggernaut app, happens to be one such story. ⁣ ⁣ This is a story of a modern doctor who is irked by his mother's unconventional (in his perspective unconventional) ways of living. His mother hasn't worn a blouse all her life. She has been comfortable all along doing the menial rustic duties like taking care of cattle and household chores without having to cover her breasts. But her son finds it odd and wants a quick solution to this "problem" because he is to meet his prospective bride soon. ⁣ ⁣ Here lies the satire and humor and reality in this story. We all have had, at some point, been averse to the "unconventional" or "not-so-modern" outlook of our parents. We call it "generation gap." The character of the doctor son is shown to have nightmares about his mother's breasts. Those breasts that nurtured him! Further we see how satirically and humourously Murugan pens all the facade of the family's urge to cover up the mother's breasts with a blouse. And then the cliffhanger only adds to the fun. ⁣ ⁣ This story is a quick read, only 22 pages. It was my first by Murugan. And I totally loved reading it. The story's simplicity wins the reader's heart. ⁣ ⁣ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⁣ --⁣ #perumalmurugan #shortstories #urducouplet #munshiamirullahtasleem #isolationreading #quarantinereading #photoofbooks

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