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Shore of Words
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| by Neetu Wali |
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The book is a collection of positive and inspiring thoughts and subtle aspects of life woven into Zen Koans and simple poetry. Zen Koans are thoughts carved out of real life to put an end to random logics of the mind.
As the author puts it, this book is the butter churned out of her rippling soul.
The words are a reflection of thirty five mirrors with every mirror reflecting a year of her life. Everybody blows candles but she had developed a tradition of breaking the mirror at every year end of her life. It is a very interesting game. The basic rule of this game is, ‘Spare the mirror to get a stinky soul.’ Your reflection at the end of every year should necessarily need a new mirror to fit into, or else you are out of the game. Therefore, the old mirror has to give way to the new one.
The book is an effort to let the stinky souls refresh.
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