WHAT WENT WRONG AND WHY

Book Details

• Translator: Leena Sohoni

• Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

• Edition: 6th

• Publishing Year: August 2002

• ISBN: 9788177664706

• Number of Pages: 412

• Language: Translated from English to Marathi

• Category: Reference and General

• Binding: Paperback

About The Book

This compelling volume is a collection of real-life experiences of individuals who believe they carry the emotional and spiritual weight of mistakes from their past lives. With raw honesty, the stories explore harrowing truths that remain hidden from the common eye—truths that shake the reader's perception of life, guilt, and redemption.

Each story delves into the psyche of individuals burdened by past deeds and how those burdens manifest in their current lives. These are not just touching tales, but life-altering revelations that provoke deep thought and empathy. The intensity of the narratives forces us to question the mysteries of karma, morality, and human suffering.

What makes this book truly stand out is how it transcends personal anecdotes and becomes a powerful social document. The stories raise critical questions about ethical choices, social responsibility, and the urgent need for awareness and change. Some readers have found themselves moved to action, working towards building a more compassionate society after being touched by these experiences.

Why You Should Read This Book:

• Ideal for readers interested in spirituality, karma, reincarnation, and social introspection

• A must-read for counsellors, social workers, and psychology enthusiasts

• A rare and emotional collection that brings human mistakes and redemption to the forefront

• Encourages deep reflection on personal values and social consciousness

This book is not just a literary collection—it is a mirror to the hidden emotional truths of society, urging us all to live with greater compassion and awareness.