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PILGRIMAGE AS REMEMBRANCE: Finding Ikigai After Loss

Krishna Prasad Woli

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Description:Pilgrimage as Finding Ikigai After Loss A Father’s Lifetime of Struggle, Service, and Sacred Journeys — 27 Pilgrimages to Honor a Son Forever 27, and a Vow to Live Past 100 By Krishna Prasad Woli, PhD100 % of royalties forever dedicated to building wellness centers, old-age homes, restoring a sacred spiritual site, and founding a naturopathy hospital — all rising in eternal memory of the author’s beloved son.From lantern-lit nights as the youngest son in a remote Nepali farming village to earning a PhD in Japan and America, Dr. Krishna Prasad Woli’s first 59 years were a relentless climb through poverty, underground activism, jail cells, and triumphs earned by sheer will.Then, in one shattering moment, everything changed.His brilliant, sensitive only son Basanta — the light of the family — died suddenly at 27 from a massive brain stroke after years of courageous battle with bipolar disorder.In Nepal, his wife Sita, constitutional pioneer and the family’s unbreakable pillar, carried grief heavier than the Himalayas. Festivals turned to ash; nights became rivers of silent tears as she clutched Basanta’s clothes and whispered his name into the void.In Minnesota, their daughter Jyoti and son-in-law Branden had become Basanta’s second parents — driving him to countless therapies, holding him through manic dawns and depressive nights, turning their home into a sanctuary of love across oceans. The scream that tore from Jyoti when she found her little brother still echoes in every page.A father, too often absent in body or awareness, woke clothed in guilt. Then, from the unbearable silence, came a “Live — not in spite of him, but because of him. Live long. Turn pain into goodness in his name.”What follows is one of the most luminous spiritual memoirs you will ever read — twenty-seven transcendent chapters, one for each year Basanta lived — transforming a lifetime of struggle into 27 sacred pilgrimages that fuse the Japanese art of ikigai with yoga, fasting, NLP, and selfless service.Walk beside Krishna as he plants his son’s memory in the fierce winds of Muktinath, immerses Basanta’s name in the holy Ganga, dances with widowed singers in Vrindavan who turn sorrow into divine song, releases prayer flags above Gangtok, polishes the silver cradle of baby Krishna in America’s largest Hindu temple — and refuses to let death speak the final word.With breathtaking vulnerability, Dr. Woli reveals the exact practices that healed him and now fuel his vow to reach 100 with vitality and • Quitting dairy overnight and healing a two-year skin condition in days • Dawn yoga rituals that turned pandemic lockdown into devotion • NLP reframes that shifted “I failed my son” into “I now carry his light forward” • Daily routines of intermittent fasting, pranayama, kanji mornings, and sun salutations anyone can adopt • The unbreakable promise that every single rupee from this book builds sanctuaries and restores a naturopathy hospital born from a mother’s deepest wound and a sister’s boundless loveIf you’ve ever lost someone dear… If 3 a.m. finds you asking, “What is the point anymore?” If you’re over 50 and quietly fear your best years are gone…This book is medicine.Pilgrimage as Remembrance is a lantern for every grieving heart.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with PILGRIMAGE AS REMEMBRANCE: Finding Ikigai After Loss. To get started finding PILGRIMAGE AS REMEMBRANCE: Finding Ikigai After Loss, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Pilgrimage as Finding Ikigai After Loss A Father’s Lifetime of Struggle, Service, and Sacred Journeys — 27 Pilgrimages to Honor a Son Forever 27, and a Vow to Live Past 100 By Krishna Prasad Woli, PhD100 % of royalties forever dedicated to building wellness centers, old-age homes, restoring a sacred spiritual site, and founding a naturopathy hospital — all rising in eternal memory of the author’s beloved son.From lantern-lit nights as the youngest son in a remote Nepali farming village to earning a PhD in Japan and America, Dr. Krishna Prasad Woli’s first 59 years were a relentless climb through poverty, underground activism, jail cells, and triumphs earned by sheer will.Then, in one shattering moment, everything changed.His brilliant, sensitive only son Basanta — the light of the family — died suddenly at 27 from a massive brain stroke after years of courageous battle with bipolar disorder.In Nepal, his wife Sita, constitutional pioneer and the family’s unbreakable pillar, carried grief heavier than the Himalayas. Festivals turned to ash; nights became rivers of silent tears as she clutched Basanta’s clothes and whispered his name into the void.In Minnesota, their daughter Jyoti and son-in-law Branden had become Basanta’s second parents — driving him to countless therapies, holding him through manic dawns and depressive nights, turning their home into a sanctuary of love across oceans. The scream that tore from Jyoti when she found her little brother still echoes in every page.A father, too often absent in body or awareness, woke clothed in guilt. Then, from the unbearable silence, came a “Live — not in spite of him, but because of him. Live long. Turn pain into goodness in his name.”What follows is one of the most luminous spiritual memoirs you will ever read — twenty-seven transcendent chapters, one for each year Basanta lived — transforming a lifetime of struggle into 27 sacred pilgrimages that fuse the Japanese art of ikigai with yoga, fasting, NLP, and selfless service.Walk beside Krishna as he plants his son’s memory in the fierce winds of Muktinath, immerses Basanta’s name in the holy Ganga, dances with widowed singers in Vrindavan who turn sorrow into divine song, releases prayer flags above Gangtok, polishes the silver cradle of baby Krishna in America’s largest Hindu temple — and refuses to let death speak the final word.With breathtaking vulnerability, Dr. Woli reveals the exact practices that healed him and now fuel his vow to reach 100 with vitality and • Quitting dairy overnight and healing a two-year skin condition in days • Dawn yoga rituals that turned pandemic lockdown into devotion • NLP reframes that shifted “I failed my son” into “I now carry his light forward” • Daily routines of intermittent fasting, pranayama, kanji mornings, and sun salutations anyone can adopt • The unbreakable promise that every single rupee from this book builds sanctuaries and restores a naturopathy hospital born from a mother’s deepest wound and a sister’s boundless loveIf you’ve ever lost someone dear… If 3 a.m. finds you asking, “What is the point anymore?” If you’re over 50 and quietly fear your best years are gone…This book is medicine.Pilgrimage as Remembrance is a lantern for every grieving heart.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with PILGRIMAGE AS REMEMBRANCE: Finding Ikigai After Loss. To get started finding PILGRIMAGE AS REMEMBRANCE: Finding Ikigai After Loss, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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