I Wish I Can - Krishna, Nissankara Rao Tarun
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This book is a collection of connections captured by those eyes of perception, whose reality changed that very day he decided to quit smoking cigarettes. He started smoking when he was in high school; since then smoking became his most sought-after addiction. He smoked day in and day out, but one fine day out of the blue moon, he thought, Hey! What if I quit smoking for a few days? He set course for this journey of fifteen days, where he recorded every single day of his feelings in a diary. All his withdrawal symptoms, all his divergent emotions, all his passion, his incentive of inspiration…mehr

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This book is a collection of connections captured by those eyes of perception, whose reality changed that very day he decided to quit smoking cigarettes. He started smoking when he was in high school; since then smoking became his most sought-after addiction. He smoked day in and day out, but one fine day out of the blue moon, he thought, Hey! What if I quit smoking for a few days? He set course for this journey of fifteen days, where he recorded every single day of his feelings in a diary. All his withdrawal symptoms, all his divergent emotions, all his passion, his incentive of inspiration from God, love, compassion, and observation stored in that Pandora's box of perspiration, where connectivity is established within the beauty and association is amongst that very beauty and this diary. This diary worked as a charm for him, an ardent smoker once, who is now on his road to redemption. Not only smoking, but now his very perspective toward life has taken a turn; all he can see and visualize on the other side is happiness and happiness alone. That guy is me, Tarun Krishna. This is my book, I Wish I Can.
Autorenporträt
Author is a nineteen year old teenager, with a vision for this world looking right through his windows of perception, where observations are duly connected with passion. Hence he keeps asking himself numerous questions, an answer to all those questions is this book I WISH I CAN. This book is nothing but a collection of connections, that journey to the wilderness, established right amongst our presence. A fifteen day journey of life with a different perspective acquired alike a change in vision, journey of a nomad on the sands of time and addiction, where he battles it out on the grounds of affliction, withdrawal and abstinence. Observations were duly made and discernment was so crystal clear, fifteen days felt like almost a year. It all started falling into picture, the rapture of questions like, should I be exploring more space? Started taking its place right in my mind and I realized that life was just a little coin. There's an other side to every situation, every demeaning condition, all we need is those eyes of perception, to see the truth and imbibe that reality. This diary of truth is all about that reality, which I imbibed during my fifteen day period of abstinence from smoking and recognized that only if we can connect to something bigger and better, an idea, a principle, a question that what is life without addictions, Is when we can start getting our answers.