About the Author


myself in traditional attire
This is me!

This is Varun, from India, and welcome to My Mind’s Journal blog where I share my experiences, thoughts, ideas and imagination in a unique style. All the things I write are based on some set of beliefs and personal experiences. I believe that everything around us is fascinating in its own way and so are we. With our individual capabilities and desire to do something new, we can achieve anything in life. This blog is not just a write-up space but a large canvas where I paint the picture of my experiences. There are no lies, no twists, no drama, just a story to tell, that keeps going on and on with new lessons learnt along the way. And it’s fun to live life this way, by sharing it you all.
I have published my first book Uncurled Emotions, now available on Amazon!
Do order a copy for yourself or gift it to someone who loves poetry 🙂

Read my posts to know more about me!

If you want to contact me, here’s my email:
officialauthorvarunsharma@gmail.com

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36 thoughts on “About the Author”

  1. Excellent innovation.. Life is a journey in which we are at times put through situations which at the time can seem like harsh lessons.. But within my experience we are never given those lessons without we learn sometime from them.. through those experiences, we can then pass on our gained knowledge and insights as to help others in similar situations.. Keep sharing your gifts..

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  11. Thank you for visiting and following me!
    Decided to follow you also – I like what I read here 🙂

    ~ Sirenia ~

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  28. Great site you have here but I was wondering if you knew of any user discussion forums that cover the same topics discussed here? I’d really love to be a part of online community where I can get opinions from other knowledgeable individuals that share the same interest. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Many thanks!

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  29. I just visited your blog because I liked something you said on marci, mental health and more blog. You said meditation can help with mental conditions. I like that because I don’t believe in medicine or mental illness as the label or definition of my experiences. I am not “positive” like you, but I appreciate your thoughts here and on Facebook (at a glance, but enough for me). Thanks. I will try to meditate more.
    Marla

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    1. Thank you so much for connecting. I said meditation can help with mental conditions but generally people confuse meditation with “sitting quietly and focusing on something.”
      I just want to expand the understanding of meditation.
      Once again, Thanks for stopping by!

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      1. Thanks. I know it’s time to do nothing, and not fight yourself, if a thought comes give attention and let go. Time to let go. Time to focus on space, silence, or one’s breath. Thanks again.

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