Letters to life - Sangar, Neha Bhagat
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Ever been so consumed and distracted in life, that you got numb to your inner voice? Ever felt that the endless repetitive runt of days passed, but you rarely felt alive? Yet some days fill you with wonder and utter love for the little beauties around? Felt like you belonged to the trees, the river, the air and shared your calm with them exuding a collective peace in union. If yes! I welcome you to sail with me, in love and pain, through these Letters to Life. It is my prayer and wish that these poems would allow you to touch unknown depths of your own soul.

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Ever been so consumed and distracted in life, that you got numb to your inner voice? Ever felt that the endless repetitive runt of days passed, but you rarely felt alive? Yet some days fill you with wonder and utter love for the little beauties around? Felt like you belonged to the trees, the river, the air and shared your calm with them exuding a collective peace in union. If yes! I welcome you to sail with me, in love and pain, through these Letters to Life. It is my prayer and wish that these poems would allow you to touch unknown depths of your own soul.
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Neha Bhagat Sangar is a nature and a yoga enthusiast, believes in the unity of god through self and nature. She is a passionate writer, an environmentalist and also a teacher who loves to inspire young minds. Neha has completed her studies with a MBA and a M.Sc. in Environment Science. Backed by a corporate experience of few years in CSR(Corporate Social Responsibility), she is Co-founder of Sacred Earth Trust, a trust dedicated to ecological restoration, which also aims at rebuilding the human nature connection through eco spirituality. Neha is also a certified yoga teacher. She has a lifetime dream to be devoted to service of nature, society and God.