Amie · A Debut Collection
Ordinary days,
quietly sacred.
Eighteen modern stories that carry the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita off the page and into the traffic jams, deadlines, and dinner tables of everyday life.
The thread that runs through everything
We are all woven into one cosmic tapestry — and the smallest, most ordinary moments of our lives are secretly sacred.
The belief at the heart of The Unseen Thread
Out now · The debut
The Unseen Thread
Eighteen luminous stories set on harbours and in hospitals, in offices and on city streets — each a modern doorway into the Gita, and a mirror for your own inner journey. No prior knowledge needed; only the willingness to look inward.
A fisherman at a crossroads. A grieving child sensing eternity. A nurse searching for meaning — each becomes a mirror for the reader’s own quiet questions.
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What she writes about
The things most of us feel, but rarely say out loud.
The ache of being unseen
The quiet grief of moving through a crowded life unnoticed — and the longing, underneath it all, simply to be known.
The pressure to succeed
The weight of a narrow idea of success — from school, from home, from a voice inside — and what it quietly costs a child to carry it.
The sacred in the ordinary
The traffic jams, deadlines, and dinner tables where — if we pause — something quietly sacred has been waiting all along.
About the author
To those who know her best, she is Pushpita. To her readers, she is Amie — a name that means beloved, or friend.
She has been writing since she was a child — in the margins of notebooks, in letters never sent — and waited decades to publish, until she had something true enough to say it well. She writes about the ache of being unseen, the pressure to become someone else’s idea of success, and the quiet spirituality hidden inside ordinary days.
The next book
Gravity of the Grades
Releasing later this year
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.
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I invite you not just to read words, but to remember that the greatest spiritual quest takes place right here — in the midst of our ordinary lives.
Amie · from The Unseen Thread
Writing at the intersection of the spiritual and the everyday.
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