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How restoring the religious roots of wellness practices can truly heal us
What if wellness has kept the rituals but lost the soul? Liz Bucar’s new book, ‘Beyond Wellness’, challenges us to rethink self-care through the forgotten wisdom of faith. 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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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

