The World Within

 

An ambitious and hardworking 20-year Nisha's aspiration in life were clear and attainable until one day - a fine morning that started with generosity and moral consideration for a homeless ends up in a struggle for survival.

Trapped in an unknown with a deluded, unconcerned teenager, Marcus, and a grumpy old widower, Lee. How could she fathom the irony of fate? A place with no willful entry or exit leaves her at the edge of desperation that results in heated arguments with Marcus.

What they had failed to notice soon becomes apparent when dawned upon a grief stricken, Lee. He screams into the void, "Why must we go through something as drastic as this to realize?" All they needed was an individual effort and the strength of will to work out their own salvation. The task - recognize the strength of karma over the power of love of God.

Lee unwillingly survives the tribulation, but how will Nisha and Marcus escape?

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The eastern culture has many complex beliefs about a tie into karma with a basic idea that all actions and thoughts have consequences. We are tied in an intricate web of action and reaction where our behavior and our intentions matter.

Wisdom is looking into the present moment and recognizing that we are not what we think we are, and things are not what they seem to be. Breaking a karmic debt is the wisdom of accepting and letting go.

My attempt to write this story as a musical theater play is to portray a clear insight on the workings of karma through simple words and relatable characters.

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The World Within

 

An ambitious and hardworking 20-year Nisha's aspiration in life were clear and attainable until one day - a fine morning that started with generosity and moral consideration for a homeless ends up in a struggle for survival.

Trapped in an unknown with a deluded, unconcerned teenager, Marcus, and a grumpy old widower, Lee. How could she fathom the irony of fate? A place with no willful entry or exit leaves her at the edge of desperation that results in heated arguments with Marcus.

What they had failed to notice soon becomes apparent when dawned upon a grief stricken, Lee. He screams into the void, "Why must we go through something as drastic as this to realize?" All they needed was an individual effort and the strength of will to work out their own salvation. The task - recognize the strength of karma over the power of love of God.

Lee unwillingly survives the tribulation, but how will Nisha and Marcus escape?

-*-*-*

The eastern culture has many complex beliefs about a tie into karma with a basic idea that all actions and thoughts have consequences. We are tied in an intricate web of action and reaction where our behavior and our intentions matter.

Wisdom is looking into the present moment and recognizing that we are not what we think we are, and things are not what they seem to be. Breaking a karmic debt is the wisdom of accepting and letting go.

My attempt to write this story as a musical theater play is to portray a clear insight on the workings of karma through simple words and relatable characters.

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The World Within

The World Within

by Yamini Mathur
The World Within

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Overview

 

An ambitious and hardworking 20-year Nisha's aspiration in life were clear and attainable until one day - a fine morning that started with generosity and moral consideration for a homeless ends up in a struggle for survival.

Trapped in an unknown with a deluded, unconcerned teenager, Marcus, and a grumpy old widower, Lee. How could she fathom the irony of fate? A place with no willful entry or exit leaves her at the edge of desperation that results in heated arguments with Marcus.

What they had failed to notice soon becomes apparent when dawned upon a grief stricken, Lee. He screams into the void, "Why must we go through something as drastic as this to realize?" All they needed was an individual effort and the strength of will to work out their own salvation. The task - recognize the strength of karma over the power of love of God.

Lee unwillingly survives the tribulation, but how will Nisha and Marcus escape?

-*-*-*

The eastern culture has many complex beliefs about a tie into karma with a basic idea that all actions and thoughts have consequences. We are tied in an intricate web of action and reaction where our behavior and our intentions matter.

Wisdom is looking into the present moment and recognizing that we are not what we think we are, and things are not what they seem to be. Breaking a karmic debt is the wisdom of accepting and letting go.

My attempt to write this story as a musical theater play is to portray a clear insight on the workings of karma through simple words and relatable characters.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940165341380
Publisher: Yamini Mathur
Publication date: 01/28/2021
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
File size: 305 KB

About the Author

A graduate in psychology; born and brought up in India; Yamini lives in Thailand with her husband and two children. Part-time writer, part-time baker, she has 12 years of work experience in the hospitality industry.

The World Within is her debut book, the onset of which took off her journey towards the field of writing. An avid reader, she is also a volunteer in an International school giving reading classes to a group of students.

The story was written with the end in mind. After her mother’s death, it was much more difficult in accepting the sudden and untimely death of a close friend. This started life’s queries pondering questions on life and death. The thirst for knowledge led to a love for reading, beginning with books on major religion, and digging into numerology and astrology; when realization struck, recognizing the strength of Karma over the powerful love of God.  

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