Sabita Mishra – författare

I have written this book to give hope for every human being who ache for God and spirituality but are lost. They think themselves unfortunate and not holy enough to reach God just because they do not live in a monastery. This book also is for those who are drawn into the pool of depression, confusion, suffering, loneliness, emptiness, addiction, crime, guilt and who think that life is of no use. I want to share my experience with all to assure that God and spirituality is not confined within religious walls. We can live a meaningful spiritual life anywhere and still can be close to God. This book also explains how we can create our own path for God realization and soul realization. I have also tried to simplify the technique of exercising popular but misunderstood terms like meditation, karma and thoughts. To sum up, this book is all about the beautiful phenomenon of our life.

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