The One who makes the thunder roar and simultaneously hears a butterfly sigh; the One into whose ears fall all our ardent prayers for She hears even the footsteps of a tiny baby ant; That Empress alone is the Writer, the Written and the Reader. In eternal service of that Supreme Divinity. Happy Reading! Love and Light. Jai Shri Hari💕✨
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Teacher by profession, sensitive by heart. Learned the main lesson of my life, "Never hurt anyone" after kicked by life hard. Another lesson I learned is to listen to your conscience. Eldest among four siblings, and a proud mother of two wonderful children. The purpose of life is to follow the teachings of my Gurudev.
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A simple person who is trying to follow the words of her Guruji and trying to inculcate the qualities of her Guruji in self
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Namaste! I am Swarnima Jena from Odisha, India. I am grateful for each and one of you. Everything is energy and Energy is Everything!
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An Ayurvedic Physician by profession, and an os.me Samurai for our ancient science- Ayurveda. Am a novice in the path of spirituality:) and a beginner in the world of writing. Thanks to all the wonderful souls who read and encourage every writer here.
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Chitrotpala is a nemophilist, who finds solace in poems, musings and a cup of chai. She is a mad lover of trees and woods. She believes that writing is a soulful affair that helps us connect with our higher selves, and help us in self-transformation. In other words, poetry is a spiritual healer for her. The poems she writes are mostly based on themes like human emotions, nature, inspirational, self-love and spirituality. She also loves writing blogs and musings in her leisure time. You can reach her via instagram. Link given below.
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Dreamer, passionate about football and tennis. Avid reader. Likes to keep things simple. Loves chanting the Vedas . Likes to be in solitude and reads about spirituality but finds it difficult to forgive - one of the most basic and indispensible teachings in life. Did a lot of wrongs in life but learnt something through it (most importantly, humility) and tries to not repeat them. Peace on. 🙂
