The Sane Dreamer

About the Book In the olden days, people ate early because there was hardly any light after sunset. Their next meal would only be after sunrise. This practice spread to all religions as a discipline due to its health and spiritual benefits. Today, it is called the dry fasting diet-the the most superior form of fasting and cleansing. Replicating it requires abstinence from all food and water for twelve or more hours. Luke Coutinho and Sheikh Abdul Aziz Nuaimi teach us how this diet can stimulate the body, help one find the right balance between the 'elimination phase' and the 'building phase', aid weight loss, and avoid a number of diseases. From beauty to general well-being, discover the miracle of dry fasting and the route to a new you.
My Take on the Book As we are all quarantined inside the comfort of our home, I am sure people are binge eating and snacking on their heart desired food. Not blaming anyone for that but the lock down surely got the worst of us. If you are …

About the Book If you are holding this book, there’s a chance you may be at a crossroads in your life, as once the author of this book was.
Feeling stuck and overwhelmed by society’s pressures, how can we learn, in today’s fast paced and results driven world, to truly dream beyond shadows?
Having touched the hearts of readers across the globe, Dream Beyond Shadows has now been published in its second edition, to celebrate the raw and compelling art of storytelling inscribed in its pages.
This book chronicles a turning point in the author’s life, a moment when he decided to turn against the current of his life and move in the opposite direction of social expectations and his own conditioned fears. It’s the story of an adventure that leaves behind the hustle and bustle of New York City, winds along the Ayahuasca vine through the tribal magic of shamanic ceremonies in the Amazon jungle, into the Incan legacy of Peru’s Sacred Valley and the sublime energy of the megalithic Machu Picchu.
The au…

Happy Pride Month! Are you reading any book based on LGBTQ? If yes, drop in your recco.

About the Book Bridesmaiding is a tedious business at the best of times, but as Julia discovers, the task is particularly cumbersome when one of the brides is your ex and her fiancée won’t stop sulking about it.
With the wedding threatening to dominate everything for the rest of the year, a bewildering embrace with a devastatingly attractive pop star offers a welcome distraction. Dating Krisha catapults Julia away from the paltry concerns of dress fittings and hen dos, but it also takes her away from her friends, and directly leads to her most disastrous f**k up yet. Much to her surprise, she discovers that embracing the role she’d accepted so reluctantly might just be exactly what she needs.
My Take on the Book There are very few debut novels which I read and it gives out a promising vibe, Poptastic by Victoria Holmes happened to be one of them.  TBH, I have never really read a lot of LGBTQ related nove…

About the book If you're working on a business plan and have new business ideas then keep reading…   • Are you a graduate student with no business knowledge and have a plan of starting a business without or little money
  • Do you have an inferiority complex that you have not completed an MBA
  • Do you have a startup idea but no money
  • Are you doing job/ or planning to do a job to accumulate money for your startup ideas
  • Are you looking to validate your business plan
  • Do you have confusion to choose a new business idea
  • Do you have questions on Startup Funding

This Book is all about Untold Business Secrets and proven business plans, few of the topics are listed below. ✔ From where to get New Business ideas
✔ Formula to finalize one new business idea amongst all your ideas
✔ How to become financially stable and be ready for any upcoming crisis in your startup journey.
✔ From where to get fund for business
✔ How to make business profitable, right from the start
✔ All your business fea…

Books are good company, in sad times and happy times, for books are people – people who have managed to stay alive by hiding between the covers of a book.” – E.B. White
With the Coronavirus crisis and most of the nation quarantined inside the comfort of their homes, I can presume all the bookworms silently rejoicing, not that the world is coming to a standstill (that would be rude), but because of the reason that we will have all the possible time in the world to be reading and ticking off our TBR lists (Not precisely though). At least we thought we will have all the possible time in the world to read and read till our eyes are sore, but guess that remind yet another excuse of, ‘maybe, I will start reading tomorrow.' And, one would probably be asking, ‘why read? when we have other things to keep ourselves engaged. There are so many other things to do and catch up with- for instance, binge-watching book adapted series, attending zoom calls, video calling old friends to check on them,…

About the Book On Sunday, March the 22nd 2020, When India decided To lock herself down And send us—  Her 1.3 billion ungrateful, undeserving,  Yet beloved children— Into self-isolation To protect us From the deadly infection Of a bat-born,  Spikey ball-shaped, Gorgeous-looking Infinitesimal virus With a name  Befitting a royal, I set out to do  What all castle-builders and nighthawks do  On bright and lonesome  Sundays  That have nothing  Except dreams of hope  And fantasies of freedom  To offer. Told from multiple points of view, Commonwealth Prize-winning author Siddhartha Gigoo’s 'Love in the Time of Quarantine' clocks 30 days and nights in the lives of two lovers and a homeless family during a nation’s lock down and quarantine.
My Take on the Book Hope everyone is safe at home? I recently came across this book and was really intrigued to find out what it was actually about, as we are all quarantined and I wanted to understand what/how is Love in the time of Quarantine by author Siddhartha Gigoo. At …