Life is Abracadabra
Author – Baisakhi Saha
Genre – Memoir
Rating – 4/5
Late entry in the party but I guess not too late. Finally, I am able to write my review on this beautiful book by Baisakhi Saha.
I was bogged down with irritating humidity and wet cold weather in Kolkata, it was frustrating. And then I got this beautiful book. From the very beginning, I wanted to read this book, no point in guessing, yes of course for this gorgeous cover. When I first saw it, it immediately transported a positive response to me, something like a gut feeling, have you ever felt so? I was inclined towards it, and suddenly one day Baisakhi messaged me and I got the chance to read it. This is exactly what Baisakhi is talking about in this book, intuitive perspective, positive vibes, and doing what your heart says, following the journey in numerous countries she further talks in this book is fantastically lamented with her candid narrative.
I savored this book thoroughly. So I am late in writing a review on this. The sensitive appeal that the book contains is not only bored positivity rather it hits me in the core. It’s not just her 21 magical stories of traveling in the world rather it tries to explore the mystery of the world, humanity, spiritual evolution, countries, and the cultural tapestries in the midst of exploring unexpected turns of fate while the universe that is waiting for you to embrace the opportunity to meet your dreams.
Baisakhi did a spending job of writing her travel journey through a profounding perspective. A profound memoir clubbed with travel stories promises you a deep approach.
This is not only just a travel story of a 17-year-old girl who wants to explore the world but a conceptual plot of fate to unlock the door of fearless spiritual evolution that is indeed a spellbound experience that creates a kaleidoscope of emotions and delivers meticulous life experiences.
Infusing profundity in her writing style is strikingly simple, and the way she tells us about her journey is beautiful with an encouraging ambiance.
She got slip disc at the age of 17, and enormous pain exhausted her spirit but little did she know one day she would find her way to discover the world on her own terms.
As much as I got to intriguing the style of her writing I got to see the country the cultural tapestries exploring unexpected turns and her smart narrative keeps unfolding new dimensions of traveling in engaging witty words. Her journey started with Germany, then Singapore, Nigeria, to New York.
Every story in every country unfolds the theme of human nature and above all how her rich inner senses guided her. The dimensions of her soul show the possibility of the path. She seamlessly waved here her extraordinary expedition on this blue planet, the experiences that make this book a heartwarming read sometimes push me to the edge of my seat. Because some stories are extremely thrilling as it is not fictional but real-life encounters.
Baisakhi didn’t forget to add little fun-fact that is filled with notes from every country. This small snippets left with anecdotes that tells us about small, interesting and quirky unknown information about the people from various country.
The gist of it is to follow an intuitive perspective and positive thoughts for your heart will pay off. Do you know what is the meaning of Abrakadabra? It’s- “I will create as I speak”, or Aramaic “I create like the word” and I loved it. Baisakhi tried to make us focus on the unending possibilities of life and intertwined it with her own life stories which sometimes gave me goosebumps. Do read it if you like to read about extraordinary experiences.
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