Bhavani Sundaram

Welcome to my website. I’m a blogger, author, and animal lover. My motivational and inspirational books are available on Amazon. Reading became a part of my life at a young age, thanks to my parents. I started with Amar Chitra Katha and comics like Archie, Asterix, and Richie Rich. Gradually, I moved on to reading Enid Blyton, Nancy Drew, and the Hardy Boys.

In our family, reading the daily newspaper was a routine. I still enjoy it, even though many people now prefer to read on their phones. Sometimes, I see younger generations more interested in games and social media. For them, the words “books” and “reading” seem like punishments. It makes me think about what they are missing out on.

Books take you to a world of wonder, filled with dreams, feelings, and emotions. They connect you to the characters, and often you find yourself reliving your life through their stories. I never thought of myself as an Author but I guess the love for books, reading and sharing my thoughts and experiences made be an author today and I owe a lot to my parents.

My website invites you to this wonderland. I will share my thoughts, experiences, and book reviews here. I hope we can connect and share our common thoughts and feelings.

Life Whispers Listen Closely

Life Whispers to You—All the Time and listening is one of the keys to living your best life. From the moment you open your eyes in the morning and close them at night life is continuously speaking to you, it whispers and if you can hear these whispers. They are messages meant for you. Life is whispering to you all the time. So start by taking time to observe and listen and become aware of what your head is saying versus what your heart is saying…. Just keep listening… and you will begin to see life differently… and eventually find the meaning of life and lead a happy life…

WOMAN AND THE FORK

There was a young woman who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness. She was told she had just three months to live. As she began putting her affairs in order, she called her pastor to her home to discuss her final wishes. She spoke calmly about the hymns she...

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WHEN HOW BECOMES WHO

How many of us have noticed this quiet shift in life? When we have money, people come up to us and ask,“How are you?” But when we are poor, struggling, or broken, no one asks how.Instead, if we approach them, the question becomes,“Who are you?” Just one small change...

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CLOSING CYCLES

One always has to know when a stage comes to an end. If we insist on staying longer than necessary, we lose the happiness and the meaning of the other stages we still have to go through. Closing cycles, shutting doors, ending chapters—whatever name we give it, what...

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THE HUMBLING YEARS

Life has a quiet way of humbling you as the years pass.The hunger for grand achievements softens, and in its place grows a gentler wisdom—one that learns to value what once seemed small. You begin to cherish solitude, not as loneliness, but as sanctuary.Sleep becomes...

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THIS CHRISTMAS

You don't have to be full of joy All merry and all bright You don't have to force festive cheer If you don't feel alright No, you're not obligated To be jovial and jolly To string the lights and sing the songs Or deck the halls with holly Perhaps you're missing...

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WHAT BOOKS MEAN TO ME

Books are my best friends.They uplift me when I am down.They comfort me when I am sad.They warm me when I am lonely. They make me laugh when I want to cry,and make me cry when I want to laugh. Each page I turn feels likeit’s speaking to me—about me.The ink and print...

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THE PROBLEM WITH HAVING NO MORE UNCLES

Once Mulla Nasruddin was looking unusually sad.A friend passing by asked him,“Why do you look so unhappy?” Mulla sighed and said,“My uncle died and left me ₹50,000 in his will.” His friend smiled.“That’s good news! Not everyone receives such a gift.” Mulla shook his...

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GETTING THROUGH THE DAY…

Getting Through the Day   There is an unbelievable amountwe are expected to cope with these days. You are supposed to have a job,a place to live,a family to support,taxes to pay—and somehow rememberevery password to Wi-Fi, mobiles, banks,and the endless doors of...

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