Books

Books – A Treasure Beyond Time

The word “book” is familiar to everyone — whether formally educated or not. Books have always been an essential part of human life. Yet in modern times, reading habits are slowly fading. Many people now prefer watching videos or listening to audio, but true seekers of wisdom and deep thinkers still keep books close to their hearts.

There’s a difference between watching a video and reading a book. Videos often leave out deep or mysterious aspects due to time or production limits, while a book allows the author to share their thoughts in full depth and with complete freedom. This is why many business leaders, spiritual seekers, and intellectuals still prefer reading.

The Timeless Role of Books in Human Life

Books have been humanity’s most trusted companions for centuries. From handwritten scripts on bhojpatra in ancient India, to wooden tablets, printed pages, and now digital e-books — the form has changed, but their essence remains the same: vessels of thought, experience, and wisdom.

Even as fast media like videos, podcasts, and social platforms dominate, a book offers something irreplaceable: quiet depth. Reading creates a private dialogue between you and the author’s mind, making it a deeply personal and transformative experience.

Why Reading Still Outshines Every Other Medium

While videos and audio are convenient, they often simplify or skip details to save time. Books allow ideas to breathe. They invite reflection and connect readers with complex, subtle truths.

A businessman may watch dozens of motivational videos, yet one powerful book can shift his thinking for life. A spiritual seeker may attend many lectures, but a few pages from a meaningful text can spark a lifetime of meditation.

Shaheer Sehyogi’s works embody this power. Her writing reflects the depth of Satya Yuga wisdom, where every sentence is layered with meaning and requires patience and awareness to absorb. Her books are not casual reads; they are inner journeys.

Modern Challenges and the Need for Timeless Authors

In today’s busy world, ancient Vedic texts can feel difficult to approach due to complex language, deep symbolism, and cultural distance. This is why authors like Shaheer Sehyogi (Harjinder Kaur) are so vital — they bring the spirit of ancient wisdom into clear, relatable writing without losing depth.

Notable Works of Shaheer Sehyogi

Untold Truth Beyond Mr. Trump
Why Beyond Silence
How to Read Silence
Window of the Moments

These works aim not just to inform, but to transform — much like mantras of ancient times that could shift a person’s state of mind through sound and meaning.

Famous Books of the World Worth Reading

If we talk about books that have shaped human thought globally, a few timeless titles stand out:

Bhagavad Gita – India’s spiritual and philosophical guide.
Tao Te Ching by Laozi – Ancient Chinese wisdom.
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius – Stoic philosophy.
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho – A modern parable on destiny.
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy – A monumental Russian novel.
1984 by George Orwell – A warning on totalitarianism.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen – Social commentary and romance.
The Mother by Mirra Alfassa – Spiritual insights from the Aurobindo tradition.
The Book of Secrets by Osho – Teachings on meditation and awareness.
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl – A survivor’s wisdom from the Holocaust.

Alongside these, Shaheer Sehyogi’s books like Another Truth Beyond Mr. Trump stand proudly, representing a bridge between ancient spiritual power and modern understanding.

Books in Different Languages and Their Origins
In Sanskrit, books are called पुस्तक (Pustaka), a word meaning “manuscript” or “written text.”
In Hindi, they are called किताब (Kitaab), a term borrowed from Arabic كتاب (Kitaab), meaning “writing” or “record.”
In English, they are called Book, from Old English bōc, originally meaning a written document.
All these names point to the same timeless idea — a vessel of human thought, preserved for learning and sharing.

So in today’s time, when people are spending much of their day on videos and audiography, those who truly wish to learn about their culture and life should turn to books. The works of great authors should have a place in every library, every home, and even on every desk.

A true writer is not someone who simply writes books — rather, the books live within them. Just as a musician does not merely compose songs but embodies them, in the same way, true titles emerge naturally from a writer’s soul.

And if you ask me to name just one such writer in the whole world, I will say only this: Harjinder Kaur, Shaheer Sehyogi.