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Attracting a Male Partner Who Truly Supports Your Career | A Reflection for the Modern Woman
By trying to diminish a woman’s light out of insecurity or fear of being overshadowed, they close themselves off from a true partnership built on mutual respect and growth.
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Beyond This Lifetime | Shaivism, Karmic Imprints and the Journey to Respect
If, over lifetimes, someone has embraced entitlement or has habitually disregarded others’ autonomy—especially in environments where such conduct was tolerated or praised—these tendencies may become deeply etched in the causal layers of their being.
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When the Pulse Meets the Pause | Spanda, Stasis, and the Struggle for Feminine Flourishment
Spanda is thus both a diagnostic lens for recognising self-sabotaging or stagnant relationships, and a lived method for inviting evolution from within the heart of habitual stasis.
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Spanda and Stasis | Why Men Resist Women’s Growth
This threshold is uncomfortable and destabilising for those clinging to stasis, making it less likely that she will attract or tolerate partners who embody resistance to change.
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Oneness | My First Work of Prose-Poetry
What sets ONENESS apart from many other books in the genre is its refusal to be confined by religious dogma or orthodoxy.
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Rebel Queen Defying Patriarchy to Reclaim her Throne || Interview with Sanchari Das on my 8th Book “The River Empress”
“Centuries have passed since the first cry for women empowerment, but patriarchy is still alive! There are still many women, especially in Asian countries, who suffer the curse of patriarchal power play.”
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Exciting News: The River Empress Is Released Today!
Today, I mark the release of my new book, The River Empress. This story has been with me for a long time—woven from threads of Korean mythology, Hindu philosophy, and the many painful questions that have lingered in my heart.
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The Modest Modern Woman | The Intersection of Freedom and Values
Veiling has been a longstanding tradition in many cultures, with its origins traceable to civilisations as ancient as Mesopotamia. In these societies, covering the hair was often associated with respectability and social status. Today, however, discussions around modesty and veiling are often contentious. Many women who choose to wear headscarves do so as an assertion of…
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Barrenness Before Creation | The Biblical Narrative of Late Motherhood
This delay, rather than being a denial, is interpreted by some as God’s way of ensuring the arrival of these special children at the most opportune moment.
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The Symbolic Significance of the Rooster and the Chicken
When seen together, the rooster and the chicken represent a beautiful union of the yin and yang working together. It represents a union–not of opposites–but of complementary energies that need to come together to create. We know that in order to reproduce, most of Mother Nature’s creatures require the masculine and the feminine to unite.…
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