It is modern wisdom for modern problems which is packed inside this book. If one has the clarity of concept, the age-old truths and scientific principles apply to modern age problems in a befitting manner. Each chapter is drawn from a different domain of life. There are tips for becoming a successful manager, leading a happy married life, health benefits of fasting, role of mind in curing diseases and the likes. Besides, challenges before all-inclusive Hindu Dharma, the needs of healthy society and power of feminine divine make it a universal handbook.
It explicates why faith is not only a material emotion and illogical argument but has a reason and revelation attached to it. This book asks us to wake up for the sake of our own happiness. So, come and know yourself, thus recreating happiness for yourself.
Goodness is all-inclusive and it needs to be spread. Why a worker bee works tirelessly with no individual benefit of its own. Its behaviour is for the greater being of the whole colony, similar is the behaviour of wasp and other such social insects. They inspire the bigger social animal ‘man’ to keep spreading goodness. And this ‘WOW’ (Whispers of Wisdom) goads us to do good, be good and speak good. Scattered here and there are power packed energy whispers with power to blast dormant minds and uplift the depressed spirits
Forgive, forget and move on. Many such mantras help us move forward in life and break our karmic cycle—liberating us from the knots, making us free.
Author info
With a journalistic experience of nearly 14 years, Dr. Radhika Nagrath has contributed her estimable skills to eminent Indian newspapers like The Times of India, The Hindustan Times and news agency IANS on the issues of women empowerment, environment, Indian art and culture, traditional medicine and yoga. She is presently correspondent for The Pioneer from Haridwar region, has spent nearly 30 years in Uttarakhand. She worked for monthly journal New Era, published from Doha, Qatar; assistant editor for journal Consecration and has been a regular columnist for HT Live. She has also written a couple of books on Indianness.
Travelled far and wide in India and abroad, she has given invited talks at The Art Institute of Chicago, Consul General of India to Dubai, University of Oxford, McGill University of Montreal in Canada, International Association of Yoga Therapists in San Francisco and University of California.
She appeared on a documentary by Discovery channel on Kumbhmela: A carnival of spirituality as a historian journalist. She has been awarded for her unbiased journalistic skills by several leading NGOs & Journalists’ fronts.
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