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Gupta, to me, is at her best, for instance, while systematically detailing her simple, nuanced suggestions—of how to unwrap one’s eventually limiting, culture plus society-conditioned intrapersonal and interpersonal practices. To face and function from one’s most empowered, fulfilling personal position in life. – N Chandni K

As Preeti's editor for this book, I had the opportunity to both read and deeply peruse the content, which I found very comprehensive for those on a spiritual path. This is a manual we all need to keep handy to refer to again and again. – C.L. Draughon

This is an amazing read about Preeti Gupta's life's philosophy and her advice on how to reconnect with your inner soul to live a balanced and meaningful life. Very well written, with a light hearted touch, very relevant whilst revealing deep personal insights. – Shaun Green

I loved reading this book, the ideas and concepts within resonate and connect with the way I think and feel in my life. It is great when you come across a book that speaks directly to you. – Jarryd Chambers

Well written book that demystifies deep philosophical matters, and helps readers identify perplexing issues that may be keeping them weak, poor or unhappy, or all three. – Susan Jagannath, Author of Travel and Adventure books, Chasing Himalayan Dreams, The Camino Ingles

A truly wonderful book and a map to figuring out the machination of your own mind and thoughts. Particularly useful in an increasingly detached world, where your relationship with yourself is of most importance. – Akac

Preeti's way of writing is so easy and impeccable, which makes it light on the eyes and the mind. I suggest a warm tea and some acoustic music, and you are all set for a night in, after which you would have learned so much about yourself – Akash Chadha

This is a very well written book. I found myself taking notes as I read and it really got me thinking about a lot of things in life. I highly recommend reading this book. It’s like a breath of fresh air after a dark storm. – Tnikki