Scars On My Soul

Its clear now that Im going away from her. But shes the one to plan it. It seems, no matter how stupendous a human being you are, theres always an evil in you, and it counters the good whenever your own interests are harmed. Its natural. In the novel, Adie and Presha are two individuals who loved their freedom more than anything in life. Life takes a fascinating turn when they are bound together by the mystical feeling of love. They decide to be together for life in as impulsive a way as they were doing several other things. But only till the day when Adie tells her something which turned their life topsy-turvy. Initially she brushed it aside, considering it to be a darker shade of love- over possessiveness of a husband. But, can the feeling of possessiveness turn someone into a beast? This transformation of Adie from a contemporary man to a leery and controlling husband was blowing Preshas mind. Will Presha change herself to appease her husband? Had Presha actually changed after marriage or was Adies notion about Presha a delusion? Can love be so frail that some hormonal imbalance can destroy it? Or is it cause of some unexplored dimensions of human existence- a journey of the soul across lives.

This collection of essays is a confessional, stylistic account (in the Joan Didion tradition) of coming of age in the Bronx alongside the birth and evolution of hip-hop culture. This collection presents a mosaic of seminal figures in hip-hop, documentary essays exploring the social decay of hip-hop, and a substantial element of memoir, as well as observations on the generational issues of urban America. With a foreword by acclaimed poet Saul Williams, Scars exposes the motivations and aspirations of a culture whose spiritual centre was the Bronx.

An impassioned examination of the role self-esteem plays in the lives of African Americans contends that American culture fails to promote healthy self-esteem, documents the failures of historical movements, and discusses the benefits of preventative mental health care. Reprint.

"The Soul With A Scar" is a collection of passionately written poems detailing a young woman's life in an Indian-American household. Manpreet Kaur Tiger speaks to the reader as someone willing to follow their heart despite many adversities brought on through tradition and sexual inequality. Through six engaging chapters, she welcomes the reader in openness through her colorful discussion of fear, anger, hate, love, loss, grief, and joy. Enter a deep, triumphant trip into a soulful realm through Manpreet Kaur Tiger's poetry and discourse in "The Soul With A Scar."

This book has a wise, non-judgemental and compassionate approach toward the human experience. The messages are clear, with little or no need to decipher what is being expressed. It aims to relate with the reader on a genuine basis, highlighting the point that we are all on a journey toward peace and wholeness.

With a relentlessly probing finger, the author traces the ragged edges of the scars of the hidden heart of a healed survivor. Then testifies to the healing virtue of Jesus, she tells the tales of the private pain a relationally imprisoned soul lives through.Millions of fellow pilgrims that are healing or healed will find fellowship and freedom in the veracity of these vignettes.– Pastor Dave Hackett Hope Church Corning NY