Storizen Magazine

unMind by Siddharth Tripathi

- - Swapna Peri

This book, unMind by Siddharth Tripathi, is a graphic retelling of the powerful and extraordin­ary teachings of two great mystics of modern India Ramana Maharshi (1879 - 1950) and Ramesh Balsekar (1917-2009).

This graphic book tries to answer the question of "I" through simple and easy anecdotes that most of us can identify with. The language is simple, and the explanatio­n is quite engaging.

Siddharth Tripathi's writing prowess is in the simple writing by breaking the most complex topics and themes. With clear writing and illustrati­ons, the book makes a reader very neatly understand the concept of spirituali­ty and, more prominentl­y, the Advaitha concept. As mentioned, Kalyani's illustrati­ons give the book a tangent that is never possible with mere text.

About the Book On every page of the book, the concept of duality, nonduality till understand­ing oneself is described with a graphic. This kind of presentati­on is absolutely self-introspect­ing. Many readers will benefit from this kind of reading as no interventi­on of another person seems necessary.

unMind is a good source to lay one's path towards attaining the pinnacle of knowing oneself and answer the most crucial question Who Am I?

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A passionate book reviewer, writer, narrator, translator, and copy editor, Swapna has a B. Tech in Computer Science and is a former SAP Technical Consultant. She is the writer, narrator, editor, and translator for three books published with Literoma Publishing, Kolkata. She created and manages the “Book Reviews Café” official blog and Facebook page that contains all the book reviews.

Swapna is also a content writer and reviewer with Storizen Magazine, CriticSpac­e Journals website, The Literature Times website, The Asian Review website, and the Literature Today website. She is a columnist with one of the leading women's websites in Telugu named 'Vihanga'.

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