Dr. Soudamini Menon Nath was born in India and immigrated to the United States. She completed an undergraduate degree in Biology from Calicut University, Kerala, India. Always enthusiastic in education, after coming to the US, she also completed an undergraduate degree in Business Computer Methods from California State University, Long Beach, CA. and a Doctoral degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from South Baylo University, Anaheim, CA. She enjoys reading and listening to discourses of other great individuals and shares her experience and knowledge with others in this book. She also paints, writes poems and short stories. This book is her memoir/autobiography/soliloquy. The plethora of her poems are also a reflection of her life, life events, thoughts and moods. She hopes this will help her family to understand where she came from and trace their roots as well. In her own words, "An acquaintance of mine asked me how I kill my time. When I mentioned about my book writing, she asked, 'who is going to read it?' I did not reply to her at that moment. But the following thoughts went through my mind: I may be an ordinary woman in the eyes of the public. But I am an extraordinary and unique creation of God. There is no other like me. I don't have to think of what others think or value of me. It is for me to give my best to whoever wants it most. I tried to make the best of all situations that God put me in. I hope there is >She enjoys reading and listening to discourses of other great individuals and shares her experience and knowledge with others in this book. She also paints, writes poems and short stories. This book is her memoir/autobiography/soliloquy. The plethora of her poems are also a reflection of her life, life events, thoughts and moods. She hopes this will help her family to understand where she came from and trace their roots as well. In her own words, "An acquaintance of mine asked me how I kill my time. When I mentioned about my book writing, she asked, 'who is going to read it?' I did not reply to her at that moment. But the following thoughts went through my mind: I may be an ordinary woman in the eyes of the public. But I am an extraordinary and unique creation of God. There is no other like me. I don't have to think of what others think or value of me. It is for me to give my best to whoever wants it most. I tried to make the best of all situations that God put me in. I hope there is something here to inspire others. If I can touch the heart of that few, I call myself fulfilled. I may be quiet, but I am not a mute; I love peace and all things cute'.
