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In a forest untouched by time, where silence breathes deeper than thought and memory dissolves like mist, a nameless sage awakens beneath an ancient banyan tree, with no past, no name, and only a single question echoing through his bones: Who am I?
As Kaalnath walks the pathless path, guided by silence, visions, and the voice of Kaléshwari—the divine reflection of Shakti—he unravels the illusions of self, destiny, and existence itself.
This is not a typical story. It is a meditation disguised as a narrative. A whisper across lifetimes. A moment unfolding in the shape of a man who becomes less and less, until he becomes everything.
Blending timeless philosophy with spiritual insight and psychological depth, A Breath of Time invites the reader to pause—not just in reading, but in being. It does not seek to entertain. It aims to awaken.
You are not the one turning the pages.
You are the breath between them.
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Dr. Dhiraj Raja
Dr. Dhiraj Raja is a Psychiatrist, Philosopher, Poet, Writer, and former Army Officer whose life and work reflect a deep engagement with the seen and the unseen, the certain and the uncertain. With years of standing in the storm—sometimes in the line of duty, sometimes in the quiet battlefield of the mind—Dr. Dhiraj Raja has lived a life shaped by both steel and softness. His time in uniform taught him structure, strength, and resolve. His work as a psychiatrist opened the door to what lies beneath all that—pain, beauty, and the unspoken ache in every human heart.
He doesn’t write to impress. He writes to feel.
Dr. Dhiraj Raja believes:
The soul does not seek perfection—it seeks wholeness.
“Life is a search for certainty in universal uncertainty. The journey itself honors both.”
Above all, his heart beats in reverence to Shree Radha-Krishna, to whom all his writings are lovingly dedicated.
He does not ask his readers to judge life, but to walk with it—to feel its warmth, to accept its imperfections, and to let love flow through every moment of the journey.
