The Walls of Taj Mahal: An Ornamental Route to Interconnectedness - Paperback

What if the Taj Mahal is more than a monument - what if it is a symbol of the home we all long for?

In this collection of short, reflective poetic fables - a sequel to "Diary & Casette: On the Highway" - the Taj Mahal serves as a powerful metaphor for safety, belonging, and inner peace. Beyond its Walls lies the restless world we recognise. Within them lies the promise of sanctuary - a space of connection, stillness and interconnectedness.

Structured in two contrasting sections - life outside the Walls and life within - the collection book explores how we can move through the humanity of our emotions by anchoring ourselves in the idea of "home" as a state of being.

The book comprises of two parts. Part is a collection of 17 reflections inspired by the Peacock Throne. These reflections are symbolic of the grandeur associated with those who live inside the walls of "comfort". The collection's aim is to serve as an "upward spiral staircase" that guides readers on a transformative journey of perceptions.

Part 2 is a collection of 48 reflections that symbolise the mental and emotional turmoil experienced by those who live outside these walls.

Perfect for travellers, lovers of reflective writing and short stories, and anyone seeking inspiration, comfort, and a deeper connection to one of the world's most iconic landmarks, as well as an understanding of interconnectedness.