Book Review : Aumnism - The First Ray of Dawn

Book Name: Aumnism
Author: Swapnil Arora & Shyamiva

Publisher: Bluerose

Genre: Spiritual Fiction

Format: Paperback

Print length: 255 pages 

Rating: 3.8/5


Aumnism by Swapnil Arora and Shyamiva is a spiritual fiction that explores themes like love, life, existence and interconnectedness of all beings navigating through different births and excelling with different energies from negative to positive enlightening through dark and light.


Blurb on Amazon


In Aumnism, four people's lives intersect as they search for spiritual enlightenment, contentment and the protagonist Avi discovers the power of true love along the way. With each person's journey, they learn more about themselves and the universe around them. This book showcases the many ways in which fate can bring our lives back together, for good. With characters engulfed in relationships that delve deep into spiritual significance, this is a path that will leave you enlightened with newfound understandings on life and how it works. Aumnism promises readers an enthralling journey through intertwining worlds where every person must pay heed to their inner wisdom to discover treasured truths about themselves. Don't miss out on this unique vision- read Aumnism today!


Review


Swapnil and Shyamiva's book "Aumnism: The First Ray Of Dawn" is a spiritual exploration of three individuals, focusing on Avi's journey of awakening with the help of the other two, Gauri and Tanmay. The plot traverses in different places, from mountains to areas where the spiritual aura is vivid. It helps the characters connect with themselves and the divine, including Rishikesh, Devprayag, and Vrindavan. It is the first part that delves into the philosophy centered around the idea that every life in this Universe is connected through universal consciousness and the impacts of different births on different lives, the individual lives.


The character development is a bit sketchy. Readers would demand more to know about them. The stress, anxiety, and enthusiasm of each character would allow readers to connect with them. The reunion of the three best friends would make readers feel nostalgic. Gauri depicts the epitome of femininity, Avi appears more curious, and Tanmay is a happy-go-lucky fellow, who spends his energy when he feels necessary.


The authors' writing style is thought-provoking and captivating. Readers would explore poetry with prose in this book. Each chapter starts with a poem, introducing readers to the insight in the chapter. For example, the lines from the last chapter, The Tunnel, of this part of the series:


Believe in the plan the cosmos has send,

Leaving you, for yourself, to fend,

Have the grace & strength to walk this tunnel, my friend,

You shall find 'yourself' on the other end!


In this book, readers would come across various themes along with spiritual aspects. Spiritual awakening, the central trope of this book, offers readers insights into meditation, yoga, and the power of positive thinking. Apart from this, other themes include love, relationships, and the complexities of connections. Also, the authors touched upon personal growth in this book, which would let readers engage in learning about self-consciousness through the journey of the characters of the story.


This book will resonate with readers seeking meaning and connection in their lives. If you are interested in spiritual fiction or looking for a thought-provoking and captivating read, Aumnism is worth exploring.


Buy it from Amazon - Aumnism - The First Ray of Dawn

I’m participating in #TBRChallenge2024 by Blogchatter.

This post is a part of the Bookish League Blog Hop Hosted By Bohemian Bibliophile

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Does Validation Take A Toll On You?

Image
Till when the art would find its way through validation? One evening, Shanaya was overwhelmed and eager to share the news with one of her friends. Without a second thought, she called her friend, Akhil, without knowing where the conversation would lead.  As she made a call, the phone rang, but there was no response. She thought that Akhil would give her a call back when he would be free. Shanaya resumed her work and went to prepare for dinner. After preparations, she left for the market to buy some groceries and cherish the pleasant rainy weather with a cool breeze touching her soul, whispering in her ears the rhythm of the onset of autumn. Holding an umbrella in one hand and a mobile phone in the other to shoot a video for her friend Neeta, walking on the rain-showered roads. They were trying to prevent a pool of water from splashing on them while the vehicles passed by them. Once they reached the society gate, it was tedious to cross the road due to heavy traffic. Somehow, they manag
Read more

Blogchatter Half Marathon : Off To The Adventure

Image
The work-life imbalance was taking a toll on my mind. And the Universe knew what was best for me at that hour of emergency and chaotic life. So, not only once but thrice, it tried to tell me that it was time for a trip and get recharged. The best thing was the decision-making for the destination. Whenever I talked to my friends, I would hear one place - Valley Of Flowers. A person like me who had never done a single trek got motivated to choose a moderately challenging trek as her first trek, and that too with a group of strangers with one of her friends who was pro in trek adventures. Valley of Flowers considered a monsoon trek, is one of the beautiful trails with a surreal experience, teaching trekkers different lessons on the way, including patience, consistency, perseverance, and faith. I checked the itinerary multiple times, but not once did I seriously explore what that trek held for me being a non-trekker because somewhere in the back of my mind, I had doubts whether I should go
Read more

Friendship No One Asked For

Image
When Taru left her home, leaving behind family and friends for higher education, she decided not to make new friends because she thought more friends means more chaos. Little did she know that the Universe had a different and better plan for her survival in a foreign land.  Taru and her family traveled via car to Kota to get her admitted to renowned coaching to secure a rank to get admission to a prestigious college. They arrived at 8 a.m. and decided to go straight to the coaching. After admission formalities, her parents would find a place for her to live. Taru felt excited as she was nearing her dream, but her parents were anxious as they had to leave their daughter alone in an unknown city. They explored the city to find a suitable PG for Taru, and after multiple hunts, they came to a place where the owner ran a girl's PG on the first floor of her property, and her family lived on the ground floor. Her parents liked the place, and the owner's behavior was appealing. They de
Read more