Book On Mind!

 No Hurry! But seems time is not that far away I guess...

Some stubbornness is always good. But in that stubbornness there should not be hurry or unnecessary worries. To produce anything good, one needs time, efforts and consistency. At times unnecessary worries do play with mind even if you try to shoo them away from your mind. Situations automatically create that. 

At times, I had also gone through those thoughts, if not now then when? 

Why more delay? 

What if something happened to you? 

What's the use of such a large collection of documents, research, analysis, cross check, time spent and risks taken in so-many forms? 

After documentarily completion of chapters, I searched lil-bit here and there about publishing process, the type of people could play with that and type of risks in that. At times, I come across funny, stupid, non-sense, typical-political or senseless people in this journey of last few years especially. Then there are those who wanna get unnecessary benefit out of all this. Interesting conflicts!? Then there are those who wanna delay it as long as they could. And those who do not want even ABC of it out in any form.

Then there are business minds who think book means nothing but money! Such people forget no-one takes so much risks just for the sake of money. There are so-many considerations. If so-many efforts are just for the sake of money then better to work elsewhere, in some other field. Why some simple book and such a serious stuff? 

Along the process, I had forgotten somewhere or at least try to side by, some hurts, some abuses, some bitterness just by thinking that whole-perspective and process is important not the scattered and toxic hurts and pieces here and there. Though they are also essential part of whole processing.

The purpose of this book or should say series is to awaken people, to get clarity about things and the way this system is working. I have no expertise in most of the topics of this series but there is a try to present the things the way they are and the way I could understand them. 

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