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Which Absence Can I carry

Which Absence Can I Carry? is a philosophical journey through choice, regret, and the lives we never lived, told through India’s oldest stories, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana. Through Karna and Radha, Arjuna and Krishna, Bhishma and his vow, it asks a question modern self-help rarely does: not how to choose better, but how to carry what we didn’t choose, without resentment or denial.

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DEBUT BOOK

When Souls Refuse Goodbye

When Souls Refuse Goodbye: A Contemporary Indian Love Story of Loss, Grief, and Second Chances

Some loves begin quietly. A wedding where you know no one. A stranger who makes you laugh. A number exchanged at eleven-thirty, and a reply that comes back within seven minutes and both of you notice.

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About Author

Rushikesh Garje is a debut author whose writing brings together Indian mythology, philosophy, and everyday life. Born in Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra, and based in Gujarat, he draws inspiration from timeless stories of the Mahabharata and Ramayana to explore choice, regret, letting go, and the roads not taken.

His debut philosophical nonfiction, Which Absence Can I Carry?, reflects on the quiet emotions behind the choices we make—and the lives we leave behind.

Through his writing, Rushikesh seeks to bring ancient wisdom into conversation with modern life.