Somewhere between who we were and who we are becoming, life asks us to pause.
Minha is the story of a woman standing at a turning point—caught between the weight of her past and the quiet pull of something unresolved within. As life begins to press its questions more insistently, she chooses not to escape them, but to listen.
Through her journey, the reader is invited into a deeper exploration of what it means to live with awareness. Drawing gently from the wisdom of the body, the elements, and the subtle movements of inner energy, the narrative unfolds as both a story and a mirror. Minha’s struggles, doubts, and moments of clarity begin to reflect our own.
This is not a book of quick fixes or borrowed answers. It does not instruct or persuade. Instead, it offers space—space to pause, to reflect, and to reconnect with the quiet intelligence that already exists within us.
For readers seeking meaning beyond motivation, and depth beyond advice, this book is an invitation to slow down, turn inward, and rediscover clarity where it has always lived.
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Ankur Mehta
The author spent nine years in ashram life at the foothills of the Himalayas, in the presence of Maa Ganga. Trained as an MBA, he later explored ancient spiritual frameworks not as theory, but as lived practice, finding them quietly transformative in his own life.
His work today flows from this integration of inner inquiry and practical understanding. He engages with individuals as a life coach, sound healer, and counsellor, accompanying them through periods of transition, reflection, and inner alignment.
This book emerges from that lived intersection of contemplation and everyday life.
