Following on from last week's voice note on Indian Rasa Theory & Bibliotherapy, I wanted to dive into the rich and evocative world of Indian literature—both fiction and nonfiction—to uncover its therapeutic power and heartwarming and uplifting effect. How can the words of writers from this diverse and multicultural land offer solace, healing, and insight in our own lives? Listen to the episode here to find out more.If you'd like access to the transcript, you can read it here by subscribing to my substack: Bibliotherapy with Bijal Shah - Transcripts on Substack.If you'd like to get in touch, share any book recommendations or thoughts on bibliotherapy, you can email us at [email protected] you'd like a bibliotherapist in your pocket then you might find my book, Bibliotherapy: The Healing Power of Reading a helpful companion.************Get 10% off with code PODCAST on the following:Online Bibliotherapy CoursesPersonalised Book PrescriptionsBibliotherapy SessionsYou can also follow us on your preferred platform using the links below:InstagramFacebookEmail us at [email protected] Don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and get new episodes as they are released. If you'd like access to the transcripts, do subscribe to my substack: Bibliotherapy with Bijal Shah - Transcripts on Substack. If you'd like a bibliotherapist in your pocket then you might find my book, Bibliotherapy: The Healing Power of Reading a helpful companion. ****************************************************************************************** Get 10% off with code PODCAST on the following: Online Bibliotherapy Courses Personalised Book Prescriptions Bibliotherapy SessionsYou can also follow us on your preferred platform using the links below: Instagram Facebook

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