Why We Are Who We Are

An Insightful Glimpse into Our Human Roles, Soul Personality, and Karmic Mandates

Ebook
On sale Nov 21, 2023 | 240 Pages | 9789394613867

We all have come across moments in life when we ask ourselves, ‘Who Am I?’ and ‘What’s my life purpose?’ But often, we simply stop after the inquiry and spend our lifetimes chasing some dream—financial, personal, or societal—without thinking of the bigger picture. This way, we miss out on uncovering the deeper reality of life, its real purpose, and most importantly, why we are who we are.

After her highly successful book, Living Spirituality, Meetu Bisht delivers an insightful text that brings us closer to understanding why we live the life that we live, the true purpose of our unique individual journeys, and the ways in which we can progress and evolve. The book elaborates on concepts such as soul personality and karmic mandates and also explains how our tendencies and certain karmic factors are responsible for our individual life scenarios and destinies.

Why We Are Who We Are is relevant for all those who are keen to get a deeper understanding of their inner state and grow spiritually by living a life of greater meaning and purpose and by becoming a higher version of the self.
Following a post-graduate degree in English Literature, MEETU BISHT studied mass communication and journalism. After a brief stint in the electronic media and the greeting card industry, she spent close to a decade heading editorial positions across multiple print publications. Her interest in spirituality and mysticism developed in her late thirties, which led to extensive research and study. In addition to being a karma reader and counsellor, at her core, Meetu considers herself a lifelong student and writer of spiritual subjects.

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We all have come across moments in life when we ask ourselves, ‘Who Am I?’ and ‘What’s my life purpose?’ But often, we simply stop after the inquiry and spend our lifetimes chasing some dream—financial, personal, or societal—without thinking of the bigger picture. This way, we miss out on uncovering the deeper reality of life, its real purpose, and most importantly, why we are who we are.

After her highly successful book, Living Spirituality, Meetu Bisht delivers an insightful text that brings us closer to understanding why we live the life that we live, the true purpose of our unique individual journeys, and the ways in which we can progress and evolve. The book elaborates on concepts such as soul personality and karmic mandates and also explains how our tendencies and certain karmic factors are responsible for our individual life scenarios and destinies.

Why We Are Who We Are is relevant for all those who are keen to get a deeper understanding of their inner state and grow spiritually by living a life of greater meaning and purpose and by becoming a higher version of the self.

Author

Following a post-graduate degree in English Literature, MEETU BISHT studied mass communication and journalism. After a brief stint in the electronic media and the greeting card industry, she spent close to a decade heading editorial positions across multiple print publications. Her interest in spirituality and mysticism developed in her late thirties, which led to extensive research and study. In addition to being a karma reader and counsellor, at her core, Meetu considers herself a lifelong student and writer of spiritual subjects.

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