No Place to Rest is an exploration of the void we all fear- the space where identity no longer serves and meaning falters. Mira observes, as Jyoti unravels her wealth, glamour and power of no use in battling N the anguish of the abyss..
She desperately searches, unaware that who she seeks is both here and now, yet forever beyond the reach of mind and heart. As the lirtes between the seeker and the sought blur, the boundaries of the heart merge into the infinite, and the meaning of rest takes on an entirely new dimension. To search is to scrounge endlessly for answers; to rest is to return to the stillness where all questions quietly dissolve.
Blending poignant fiction with the ancient wisdom of Advaita Vedanta, No Place to Rest transcends storytelling to become a profound spiritual guide for those seeking meaning, purpose and connection in a chaotic world.
Janki is a Chartered Accountant (Gold Medallist) by education, and a passionate student of Vedanta, philosopher, spiritual explorer, writer, and poet by vocation. Drawing from her multicultural experiences living in India, the United States, Singapore, and UAE, Janki brings a unique perspective to her writing, blending ancient wisdom with contemporary relevance.
Her deep engagement with spirituality since a young age has inspired a lifelong exploration of spiritual philosophy from all over the world. Janki's published works include Sanskrit-to-English translations of foundational texts, such as the Bhagavad Gita, the Ashtavakra Gita, the Avadhuta Gita, and the Ten Primary Upanishads, making these profound teachings accessible to a wider audience.
In No Place to Rest, Janki skilfully weaves her philosophical depth into an evocative narrative, creating a work that is intellectually enriching as well as deeply moving and inspirational. Through her expressive storytelling, she invites readers to embark on their own journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.
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