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Ten Things To Learn From 'The Timingila'

Many readers have written to me that they feel 'The Timingila' is much more than fiction. It articulates a way of looking at the world, giving them a realistic view of human nature, of power, and of relationships.

Here is my take on ten things that we can learn from 'The Timingila'.

Survive - Thrive - Strive

We all are wounded, we all are healers. Time changes, role changes.

People who live in the past should not decide the course of the future.

Judge a man’s character by how he treats people he does not know and things he does not own.

Hater you can find in a moment, but it takes an eternity to find a true well-wisher.

Confronting your enemy in anger feeds your ego, but diminishes your chance of success.

Don’t confuse the actions of a ruler as the nature of his people.

Don’t sympathize with the enemy, or it will cost you a war.

Being a victim doesn’t make one virtuous.

Power makes people ignore your sins. There is not much difference between acquiring power and achieving sainthood.



'The Timingila' is a fast-paced fantasy thriller, available now on Amazon and Google Play.

Shon Mehta is an author and philosopher known for creating the Jivavarta Universe, a grounded sociopolitical world used to explore human resilience, social dynamics, and moral philosophy. Her novels and parables have transitioned from literary fiction into foundational academic material used in educational curricula across several countries. Through her analytical work, she examines the complex social structures and leadership archetypes that shape our reality.





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  1. Sharing it in my WhatsApp group.

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  2. This quotes can change mind set of a person for better. " Survive, Thrive, Strive."

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  3. An extremely keen observation of the human psyche.

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