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The hidden strand: Inside the mystique of Akanksha Damini’s Aalolika
Like the hidden third strand in a choti, Aalolika: The First Lullaby follows something that is everywhere and yet rarely seen. It does not explain the mystery so much as teach the reader how to notice it. Read more
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Verses of healing and self-discovery in Riding with the Silver Wolf
Do you enjoy poetry that asks life’s profound questions? Part spiritual odyssey, part inward journey, Bindiya Bedi Charan Noronha’s ‘Riding with the Silver Wolf’ explores the space between suffering and wisdom, loss and renewal, as well as despair and hope. Read more
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The Path of Least Regret: Why Parul Somani’s leadership book matters now
In a world obsessed with certainty, Parul Somani offers something rare: the courage to choose with clarity, even when life refuses guarantees. Read more
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Words and art reveal the divine in Harinder Singh’s book on Guru Gobind Singh
Religion is often interpreted in many ways by different authors, but ‘Guru Gobind Singh Sahib: Life, Vision & Wisdom’ presents it with simplicity—beautifully blending words and art to create a deeply meaningful yet effortless reading experience. Read more
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Hari Om Sharan: A divine voice fused in the crucible of life
‘A Song of Surrender’ is a spiritually evocative biography of bhajan maestro Hari Om Sharan, who was rescued and mentored by an ascetic after he felt hopeless having been separated from his family during India’s partition. Grace that followed catapulted him to music hall of fame. Read more
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Suzy Singh’s ‘What Death Teaches Us’ digs into stories of loss, resilience, and healing
While delving into some heart-wrenching and riveting true stories, therapist Suzy Singh takes a thoughtful look at how we process—or suppress—grief, alongside insights into coping mechanisms, emotional release, and support systems. Read more
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Jainism seamlessly bridges ancient metaphysics with modern scientific thought
From atomic theory to ethical interconnectedness, a new book, titled ‘Significant Contributions of Jainism’ by Dhruti Ghiya Rathi, explores Jainism as a sophisticated, integrated map for modern life. Read more
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Amratasya Putrah review: Remembering India’s Rishi heritage
What does it mean to be called “children of immortality” — Amratasya Putrah? In his book ‘Children of the Rishis and Immortals’, Kanchan Banerjee revisits India’s rishi traditions and invites readers to reconnect with a civilization built not on conquest, but on inquiry and consciousness. Read more
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From Wall Street to serving India’s downtrodden: The inspiring story of Abraham George
Dr. Abraham M. George’s ‘Mountains to Cross’ memoir traces his journey from making millions in the US to starting a school in India for the poorest, reflecting a life shaped by purpose and a commitment to uplifting the downtrodden. Read more
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Yakub Mathew’s Maha Kumbh book spurs global dialogue on spiritual inquiry
Yakub Mathew’s Seeking the Infinite was launched at a high-power event by the former Vice President of India in New Delhi, witnessing a confluence of faiths and viewpoints. Read more
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A Life That Inspires: Weaving the mystical into the everyday
Moving beyond her Hollywood-bound memoir, life wisdom coach Sally Forrest has published a new book as a grounded guide to trusting your intuition, honoring grief, and finding the “more” in life. Read more
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Learning to live by learning to die
A profound, unsettling, and deeply necessary text for anyone navigating mortality, meaning, and the unvarnished truths of spiritual life. Read more
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Yakub Mathew’s book draws out the spiritual light of the Maha Kumbh
In his debut book ‘Seeking The Infinite’, the New York banker looks past the crowds of 660 million to reveal a universal message of oneness, love, and interfaith harmony. Read more
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‘Seeking the Infinite’: Journey into the Heart of the Maha Kumbh Mela
Global banker Yakub Mathew’s lavishly produced coffee table book, titled ‘Seeking the Infinite: Maha Kumbh 2025’, serves both as a memoir and a timeless treatise on the deepest human yearning. Its message of coexistence and shared spirituality is particularly relevant in today’s fractured world. The international launch of his seminal book is set for November… Read more
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