If I Had Known - A book for the moments we didn’t realise were the last
By Dr. Sreeharsha
Most of us believe we’ll have more time — to love, to forgive, to speak our hearts. But life is seldom that generous. Often, the last moment slips past unnoticed… until it's too late.
In If I Had Known, Dr. Sreeharsha — a doctor by profession and a writer by soul — offers a tender, unforgettable exploration of what it means to be human in a world that never slows down. Through poignant reflections on grief, love, misunderstandings, separation, and the overlooked beauty of everyday moments, he invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect.
Each chapter gently touches the aches we carry:
The goodbye that came too soon.
The apology never spoken.
The silence between people who once shared everything.
The small joys we missed in the rush of life.
This is not just a book — it is a quiet companion for anyone learning to cherish presence over perfection, and love over ego. With lyrical warmth and emotional depth, Dr. Sreeharsha reminds us:
We don’t always get a second chance.
But we do have now.
And sometimes, that’s enough.
If I Had Known is a soul-stirring call to live with intention, forgive freely, and hold those we love a little closer — while we still can.
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Dr Sreeharsha Palaparthi
Dr. Sreeharsha Palaparthi is a doctor by profession and a writer by soul.
With a life rooted in healing both bodies and hearts, he brings a rare depth of compassion to his words. After the success of his debut book, The Art of Detachment: Unlocking Freedom from Attachment, Dr. Sreeharsha returns with If I Had Known — a deeply moving meditation on loss, love, and the fragility of time.
Known for his gentle, introspective style, he writes with the insight of someone who has stood beside both life and death, joy and grief. His work invites readers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with what truly matters.
When he’s not practicing medicine or writing heartfelt prose, he’s often found observing life in its quiet moments — believing that in the smallest gestures lie the greatest truths.
He continues to write for those who feel too much, forgive too late, and love with everything they have.
