A debut collection · Out now
Stories that heal.
Stories that stay.
Eighteen stories of people like us, facing everyday battles, and the timeless wisdom that helps them find their way through.
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Out now · The debut
The Unseen Thread
Different lives. Different struggles. The same search for meaning.
A fisherman at a crossroads, a grieving child, a nurse at the end of a long shift: these stories follow ordinary people through extraordinary moments, guided by wisdom drawn from the Bhagavad Gita. Written for anyone, of any faith or none, who has ever paused to ask why.
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modern stories
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formats:HARD-COVER, paperback & Kindle
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timeless text, retold
Eighteen doorways – step through any one, and find a piece of yourself.
The thread that runs through everything
One unseen thread runs through every life, making even our smallest moments quietly sacred.
The belief at the heart of The Unseen Thread
What she writes about
The things most of us feel, but rarely say out loud.
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When the mind won’t switch off
Overthinking at 2 a.m., replaying every choice. The search for a stillness no app can give.
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Losing someone & finding a way forward
Grief doesn’t follow a timeline. Sometimes healing begins where we least expect it.
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Searching for something that matters
Beyond the job, the routine, the to-do list, there’s a question that keeps coming back: what am I really here for?
About the author
Pushpita to her friends. Amie to her readers. A friend to both.
A lifelong scribbler who kept her stories tucked away in notebooks, until they simply refused to stay there.
Now she writes about what we all carry: the people we miss, the pressure to measure up, and the small, surprising moments when life makes sense again.
So pour yourself a cup of tea. She’s been waiting to tell you a story.
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Gravity of the Grades
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No exam should ever decide a child’s worth.
Amie grew up in one of India’s fast-moving cities, where ambition was part of every conversation and achievement sat on a pedestal no child was allowed to question. Then the pressure became personal — she lost one friend to it, and watched another slowly rebuild a life beyond a mark sheet.
Written from grief, from relief, and from a conviction she holds without compromise: that no exam should ever decide a child’s worth.
I invite you not just to read words, but to remember… the greatest spiritual quest takes place right here, in the midst of our ordinary lives
Amie · from The Unseen Thread