| She: She Heals Everything Contributor(s): Puri, Swati (Editor), Goel, Misha (Photographer), Gupta, Deepak (Author) |
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ISBN: 1545451915 ISBN-13: 9781545451915 Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform OUR PRICE: $6.64 Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats Published: April 2017 |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - Juvenile Nonfiction | Social Topics - Values & Virtues |
| Physical Information: 0.28" H x 5.98" W x 9.02" (0.40 lbs) 116 pages |
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| Publisher Description: "If you want to wander the whole beautiful universe then wander in the warm fierce veins of her heart, you would slave there forever.""No one can stop her, no one can tease her. She is the most wonderful epic creation of the immortal sacred God. She is the creation of the worst, tensed situations. She made up with the precious, pearl tears and emotions. No one can stop her; no one can tease her. She is creating herself in the diplomatic society. She overthinks to fulfil her dreams. She loves oneself too much. She has the invincible power to create anyone. She is happy and blush with her tears and believing all the thoughts of others. She is the power of the whole world. No one can stop her; no one can tease her.""She is knotty for an indigence heart, lechery for the rich men, irony for a selfish heart and mirth for an alchemist's heart." "Why her agony is only quenching our thirst to destroy her? Is she happy with the chain of unfortunate traditions? Is it merely okay for her to veil to hide her face in front of everyone? Is it right for her not to talk with any other strange male? Is it excellent to stop her from wandering anywhere in the society at night. Is it perfectly awesome to force her to accept every unnecessary tradition of the society? Is it great to hinder her for personal growth and high dreams? Is it tremendous for us, to not to think correctly as she likes?She is begging for her rights awful discrimination.She was raped because she was a girl a bane for our discriminating society.She is struggling for her own life disastrous discrimination.She has no right to booze poor discrimination."Being a girl slave, never make a perfect world." She wanted to change the hypocrisy thinking of the people. She wanted to change the scenario of the whole society. She wanted to terminate the agony in her soul. She wanted to criticise the discriminated thoughts of the whole world.Black roadsBlack roads have nothing to tell, they are embarrassing day by day, yet they smell fantastic after the chaste heavy rainfall, even in the miserable condition. Black roads burn madly in the detrimental sunlight during the whole day, yet welcome the God of Sun every day. Black roads always offer us a fresh, bright strange place to introspect ourselves, to walk on its burned skin every day, yet it teaches us a new lesson every day. Don't disparagement the roads for its daily serving to us, as Black roads are hard, still lenient to offer us a leisure walk on it. How black roads feel much helpless while providing the loneliest path to a strange girl. Who says, there was no evidence. The falter black roads were the only evidence of the sight when a girl raped or teased. These strange roads feeble every day after watching this disheartened, excruciating act. They want a whole peculiar road, on which everyone can walk independently, without thinking about the immortal passing time and the culprit people. "No worries in life is simply a perfect destination for us." The words of black roads "I always take the help of those poor human being to prove my sacredness in front the whole world. I don't want a heavy dauntless rain to remove the blood stains and scars of tears; instead, I need the drizzle to wash the dust of love spread by everyone carelessly. I am pity helpless, yet greater than this artificial human being who is creating a road full of violence." "The stains of the blood and the scars of the deadliest tears burns on my black skin every day.""I want her and the society to do a golden handshake to make the India again the golden bird." |