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Letters from Krishna
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- ISBN8235192379
- EAN9798235192379
- Date de parution04/09/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Letters from Krishna - Volume I: When the Soul Cries Out is an intimate and deeply reflective journey through the silent battles of modern life-fear, overthinking, loneliness, heartbreak, uncertainty, self-doubt, exhaustion, and the pressure to keep moving forward. Inspired by the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, the book reimagines Krishna's teachings through 108 personal letters written for the modern reader.
The battlefield of Kurukshetra becomes the everyday world we know: an examination hall, an office, a hospital corridor, a sleepless night, a broken relationship, or simply the restless battlefield of the mind. More than a book of spiritual philosophy, When the Soul Cries Out is designed as a sanctuary readers can return to whenever life feels heavy. Each letter offers the compassionate voice of a guide and friend, encouraging readers to release the obsession with outcomes, rediscover their worth, and find peace amid uncertainty.
The interactive pages titled "Your Letter to Krishna" invite readers to write their own fears, questions, hopes, gratitude, and prayers, transforming the book into a personal conversation with the Divine. And as Krishna's letters draw to a close, the arrival of Radha opens another dimension of love, longing, tenderness, and being truly seen. At its heart, the book carries a simple reminder: the battlefield may have changed, but the Teacher has not. Atiksh Naik is a writer, storyteller, and creator whose work is rooted in his love for human emotions, meaningful conversations, and the simple joys of life.
With an early dream of becoming a filmmaker, he was drawn to the world of storytelling and visual narratives. When entering the film industry proved challenging, he chose to channel his creativity through writing, discovering in books a more intimate way to reach people, understand their struggles, and offer perspectives that feel personal and relatable. His approach to life and writing is shaped by a simple belief: life is too short to be consumed by unnecessary stress, and happiness should never be overthought.
Letters from Krishna is a reflection of that belief and his vision as a storyteller. Conceived as a warm, compassionate, and judgment-free space, the book invites readers to pause, let go of the weight they carry, and reconnect with themselves and life with a lighter heart. Through thoughtful ideas, emotional insights, and an accessible voice, Atiksh hopes to remind readers that peace can be found in the present moment, joy can exist alongside uncertainty, and sometimes the most meaningful conversations are the ones that help us see life differently.
When he is not writing, Atiksh enjoys quiet moments, good conversations, laughter, and taking life one day at a time.
The battlefield of Kurukshetra becomes the everyday world we know: an examination hall, an office, a hospital corridor, a sleepless night, a broken relationship, or simply the restless battlefield of the mind. More than a book of spiritual philosophy, When the Soul Cries Out is designed as a sanctuary readers can return to whenever life feels heavy. Each letter offers the compassionate voice of a guide and friend, encouraging readers to release the obsession with outcomes, rediscover their worth, and find peace amid uncertainty.
The interactive pages titled "Your Letter to Krishna" invite readers to write their own fears, questions, hopes, gratitude, and prayers, transforming the book into a personal conversation with the Divine. And as Krishna's letters draw to a close, the arrival of Radha opens another dimension of love, longing, tenderness, and being truly seen. At its heart, the book carries a simple reminder: the battlefield may have changed, but the Teacher has not. Atiksh Naik is a writer, storyteller, and creator whose work is rooted in his love for human emotions, meaningful conversations, and the simple joys of life.
With an early dream of becoming a filmmaker, he was drawn to the world of storytelling and visual narratives. When entering the film industry proved challenging, he chose to channel his creativity through writing, discovering in books a more intimate way to reach people, understand their struggles, and offer perspectives that feel personal and relatable. His approach to life and writing is shaped by a simple belief: life is too short to be consumed by unnecessary stress, and happiness should never be overthought.
Letters from Krishna is a reflection of that belief and his vision as a storyteller. Conceived as a warm, compassionate, and judgment-free space, the book invites readers to pause, let go of the weight they carry, and reconnect with themselves and life with a lighter heart. Through thoughtful ideas, emotional insights, and an accessible voice, Atiksh hopes to remind readers that peace can be found in the present moment, joy can exist alongside uncertainty, and sometimes the most meaningful conversations are the ones that help us see life differently.
When he is not writing, Atiksh enjoys quiet moments, good conversations, laughter, and taking life one day at a time.



