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What if healing isn’t a straight path—but a spiral through time, memory, and meaning?
The Seeker is not just a novel—it is a metaphysical unravelling.
Haunted by fragmented memories and inexplicable visions, a man finds himself slipping between layers of reality—caught in loops that defy logic yet echo with emotional truth. As the outer world crumbles, his inner world opens: revealing threads of trauma, past-life imprints, cosmic codes, and a calling far greater than survival.
Guided by synchronicities, ancient wisdom, and moments of still silence, he begins to uncover the architecture of his own soul. But to transcend the loop, he must first confront everything he fears—including himself.
The Seeker: A Journey Through Quantum Loops is a luminous, soul-shaking novel that merges science with spirit, psychology with mysticism, and darkness with the divine. It is a story for anyone who’s ever asked, “Who am I beyond what I remember?”
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Yamini Peethambaran
Yamini Peethambaran is a passionate storyteller, educator, and soul-searcher whose words rise from the depths of lived experience and inner transformation. With over two decades of dedication to mentoring, teaching, and guiding young minds, Yamini brings together the threads of resilience, emotional truth, and spiritual awakening in her writing.
Her narratives often explore the liminal space between science and spirit, grief and grace, shadow and light—inviting readers into worlds where healing becomes a form of rebellion and faith becomes a compass.
Her debut novel, The Seeker: A Journey Through Quantum Loops, is a profound exploration of consciousness, trauma, and soul-alignment—crafted as both a literary work and a spiritual mirror. Yamini believes that storytelling is not just a creative act but a sacred one: a way of remembering who we are beneath what we’ve survived.
She writes not to escape the world, but to make sense of it—and to remind every reader that their story matters.
