Soul Scribbles

About the author

I’m a sentient being like you.

In the game of life, I’m a writer, coach, entrepreneur, lifelong learner, polymath, truth-seeker, and lover of life. I keep finding and creating myself over and over again, so I won’t give myself any more titles.

My soul led me to create DesignEpicLife.com where I write articles and offer coaching services. After writing hundreds of articles and helping hundreds of people, my soul led me to publish this book.

Through this book, I fulfill my longing to connect with your soul. I dedicate this book to you.

– Prakhar Verma

Introduction

This book is a voice to my soul. It’s not a how-to book, nor does it try to persuade you to believe anything. It’s a collection of scribbles that my soul wanted to sing out loud.

As you read the scribbles, you may find peace in your mind and love in your heart. You may also dislike some or disagree with some. Whatever happens, take notice and reflect on how that scribble affects your soul.

You’ll find that sometimes I’m writing to your soul directly even if we haven’t met. If you look for the message, you’ll find it. Don’t wait for too long if you feel inspired to apply a message to your life.

You can read the scribbles one after another or one a day in any order you like. You can read the book regardless of your spiritual or religious beliefs. All you need is an open mind and an open heart.

The slower you read, the more you’ll immerse yourself in the book and absorb the messages. Come back to this book and open a random page whenever you feel like doing so.

Forget your personality

The moment you give yourself a title, an identity, or a personality, you trap yourself into an outlook.

Your individuality is so unique that it can’t be captured into a preexisting title. No one like you has come before, and no one will ever be like you.

Escape all categories that society wants you to fit into. Titles are for the unfree. Be free. Be who you are.

They will hate you for your love

The more loving you become, the more hatred you’ll get. People can’t stand love because they don’t think they’re worthy of love.

Love is for everyone. You don’t need to become worthy of it. Your existence itself is an act of love. Before you can let others love you, you need unconditional love from yourself.

Once you’ve loved yourself unconditionally, you can extend that love to everyone. Then again, people will hate you for loving them. But that shouldn’t affect your love for