Log Jo Mujhmein Rah Gaye

A girl who travels to different countries and meets people of different genders and emotions. Some are gay, some are lesbians, some are single, some are divorced, some are full families, some are from a closed society even from India. Somewhere she sees a genocide memoriala spine-chilling and instructive onewhere countless faces, hidden behind the shadows of cruelty and torture, are reflected. As she encounters them, she feels that all are different, yet all are special. The world is beautiful precisely because of their presence. Each has its own unique story. Without any of them, something would be lost. Staying isolated from diverse people doesnt make us better or superior human beings. Connecting with them, connecting with them, is what makes us better human beings; it takes us closer to the sacred and noble part of our soul. In such a situation, the girl feelsthere is no longer just me within me, there are people. Peoplewho remain within me! People Who Remained in MeAnuradha Beniwals second book, which says and lives by the saying, Freedom is my brand. Its the narrative of an ideological and spiritual journey after many travels, a philosophy of life that breaks the mold of fixed definitions and standards, in a craft that transcends the fixed frame of a travelogue. This second book in the Yayavari Aawaragi series is a confident call for freedom from ones own conditioning.