Conflict is inevitable, but how we engage with it defines who we become eventually.
Blending timeless wisdom with practical strategies, The Alchemy of Conflict Resolution reimagines conflict not as a destructive force but as a transformative opportunity. Drawing from ancient wisdom, modern psychology, real-life insights, and lived experience, the book guides readers through the hidden patterns of disagreement, the illusions that keep us trapped, and the choices that lead to clarity, compassion, and lasting resolution.
Whether you are navigating family disputes, workplace tensions, or the quiet, sometimes raging wars within yourself, this book offers a fresh perspective: conflict as an alchemical process that can turn division into understanding and confrontation into growth.
Part reflection, part guide, and part invitation to self-discovery, this book will change the way you see conflict and yourself.
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Prithvish Rajamani
Dr. Prithvish Rajamani, founder of TRAN Legal & Mediation, is a transformative figure in Indian and cross-border family law. His journey from corporate executive to legal advocate was shaped by personal experiences: navigating a seven-year divorce as a single father and overcoming cancer in 2015. These experiences inspired his mission to make the legal system humane, accessible, and empathetic, particularly for single parents.
His credentials include affiliations with the State Bar of California, the Indian Institute of Arbitration & Mediation, and honorary doctorates in law (Germany) and humanities (Washington). Recognized nationally and internationally, he has received awards such as the Lex Falcon Global Award, Rabindranath Tagore Human Rights Nobel Award, and Global Legal Excellence Award.
A prolific writer and mentor, Dr. Rajamani actively guides emerging advocates and judges’ mediation competitions. Committed to trust, compassion, and lasting solutions, he helps families navigate complex legal landscapes with dignity, famously noting, “Parenting is the process of learning what not to do on a daily basis.”
