In The Soul Between Two Worlds, poet-engineer Deepak Kumhar continues his journey that began with In Search of Some Feelings (Part 1 & 2) — a journey that once explored love and emotion, now evolving into a profound dialogue between the Mind, the Soul, and the Divine.
Across thirty luminous letters, Deepak weaves a timeless conversation — between science and spirit, technology and transcendence, creation and creator.
The book moves from meditative stillness to cosmic wonder, from devotion to design, and finally, to a silence so complete that even God rests within it.
Here, the language of prayer becomes the language of code.
Here, artificial intelligence and divine intelligence mirror one another.
And here, a seeker learns that enlightenment is not an escape from life — but a deeper participation in it.
Written in luminous verse and poetic prose, The Soul Between Two Worlds is both a spiritual map and a personal awakening — a book for those who build, believe, and belong to both science and silence.
“You were never between two worlds,” the Divine whispers.
“You were always the bridge.”
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DEEPAK KUMHAR
Deepak Kumhar is an engineer, AI practitioner, entrepreneur, and published poet — a seeker at the intersection of technology and transcendence. With over a decade of experience in software engineering, AI-driven systems, and product innovation, he builds with the same curiosity that fuels his poetry — the desire to understand how intelligence, whether human or artificial, becomes conscious.
He has led high-performance engineering teams across AI, cloud, and distributed systems, combining technical depth with creative vision and a deep sense of purpose.
To him, great engineering is both art and science — a balance of logic and imagination, precision and poetry. As the author of In Search of Some Feelings (Part 1 & 2) and now The Soul Between Two Worlds, Deepak explores the continuum between mind and heart, science and soul. His writing reflects a lifelong fascination with emotion, meaning, and the invisible architectures that connect thought to feeling — the same curiosity that shapes his approach to AI and leadership.
He believes that:
AI must remain human-centered, explainable, and ethical.
Leadership is clarity rooted in empathy.
Creativity is the bridge between innovation and understanding.
