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You’ve always had permission. Now it’s time to claim it.
From the moment we are born, we inherit scripts - stories about who we should be, how life should unfold, and what is possible for us. These scripts are written by parents, teachers, culture, and circumstance. Over time, they shape our choices, limit our dreams, and define our identity.
But what if they’re not truly ours?
You Are Allowed is an invitation to pause, question, and rewrite those inherited narratives.
In this thought-provoking and empowering book, Anshuman blends timeless wisdom, mindfulness practices, and modern psychology to help you break free from limiting beliefs and live a life that is authentic, courageous, and fully your own.
Through reflective essays, real-life insights, and practical guidance, you will learn to:
- Identify and challenge the “scripts” you didn’t choose
- Create distance between your inner critic and your true voice
- Let go of fear, self-doubt, and approval-seeking
- Live with intention, meaning, and presence
Whether you’re navigating change, searching for purpose, or simply tired of living on autopilot, You Are Allowed will remind you of something powerful:you’ve always been allowed to be yourself - fully, unapologetically, and without permission from anyone else.
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Anshuman Ranjan
Anshuman Ranjan is a lifelong observer of thought, time, and emotion. He writes to explore the inner terrain that shapes our everyday lives. He draws from ancient wisdom traditions, his practice of Vipassana, and modern psychology to explore how we shape, and are shaped by, the narratives we live in.
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If this book does anything, I hope it gives you permission. Permission to question. Permission to rewrite. And most of all, permission to be fully, unapologetically yourself.
- Anshuman
