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Some books arrive in our lives once. We read them, we close the cover, and we move on. Others, however, return to us—asking to be read again, to b...

  Navratri is a festival that reveres the many forms of feminine energy, such as the fierce, the nurturing, the wise, the playful, and the compass...

    This product strategy documentation outlines the product strategy of Kobo’s reading app, designed to transform it into a global, innovative le...

There is a question that has echoed in my heart for as long as I can remember: Am I truly living my purpose? When I created my debut adult novel, ...

  When I read Sonya Lalli's Serena Singh Flips the Script, it didn’t feel like I was just reading a novel. It felt like someone had placed a mirro...

Some evenings etch themselves into the soul, and tonight was one of those. I had the privilege of attending the Inner Freedom event in Toronto, ho...

Beloved Sadhguru, How does one thank the sun for its light… the river for its flow… the breath for its life? I don’t know how to find the right wo...

Every once in a while, you pick up a book that doesn’t just entertain—it mirrors something stirring within you and meets you exactly where you sta...

Some places you choose to visit. Others summon you—quietly, completely, without explanation. The Himalayas were never on my travel list. I hadn’t ...

   Some books don’t just tell a story—they make you reflect, challenge norms, and resonate deeply. A Good Indian Girl by Mansi Shah is one such n...

  At some point in life, usually after a quarter-life crisis, a heartbreak, or an existential meltdown at 2 a.m., we find ourselves staring at the...

  In a world that moves at the speed of light—where screens dictate emotions, noise drowns intuition, and materialism overshadows meaning—there is...