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About The Book

As the flower and the bee attract each other, the attraction between the man and the woman becomes natural as they walk through life. Is it possible for the ‘flower and the bee’ to just be attracted and always hug each other..!?, Uhm…!; The flower still has to bloom, smell, attract, touch, rub, and ripen the fruit. Similarly, the bee also has to search for the flower, touch, rub, suck the nectar, and raise offspring. Only then will the ‘life’ of those lives be meaningful.! And love will also be valuable.

The meaning of these concepts of ‘life’, love, and love of life is as vast as the ocean and as vast as the sky; “”A Shivayogi is like them, like them, like them,”” as the true Shivayogi said. I am indebted to the elders, philosophers, seers, and experiencers who have already shown me these three concepts in their own way, to the extent that they have reached my feelings and experiences. I, an ordinary person among ordinary people, have only tried to put into words what I have found in my pocket or what I have reached through my emotional experience. I am neither a philosopher nor a philosopher.

About The Author

Mr. Basavaraj U. Nadagaddi is a passionate writer and dedicated professional, currently serving as a Conductor from 15 years at BMTC Depot-15, Koramangala, Bengaluru. Despite the demands of his occupation, he continues to nurture his love for literature, finding creative expression through stories, poetry, and drama. His writings reflect not only his imaginative flair but also his deep connection with everyday life and the people around him.

Hailing from Shahabandar, Islampur, in Hekkeri Taluk of Belagavi District, Basavaraj carries with him the rich cultural and social values of his native land. Alongside his literary pursuits, he is actively involved in social and educational service, contributing selflessly to the upliftment of his community. His work highlights his belief in service, creativity, and the power of words to inspire change.

Through his dedication to both society and literature, Mr. Basavaraj embodies the spirit of a true learner, creator, and social contributor.