Notes on Mortality - A collection of THoughts by AHAM

Notes on Mortality is a book I am currently writing—a personal and philosophical collection of reflections on life, death, and the fragile spaces in between. It is not a conventional book on philosophy or spirituality; rather, it is a series of observations, fragments, and meditations drawn from my own experiences and reflections.

This project began as scattered notes, almost like journal entries—moments where the mind turned inward and asked uncomfortable questions. Over time, these notes grew into a structure, a narrative that seeks not to give answers but to invite dialogue with the reader.

 At its heart, Notes on Mortality is about:

• The inevitability of death and how it shapes the way we live. 
• The tension between habits, transformation, and impermanence. 
• How silence, stillness, and awareness offer perspective in a noisy world. 
• The paradox of seeking permanence in a reality defined by change. 

Rather than lectures, the book reads like a series of conversations—between me and myself, me and the reader, and me and the world around me.

The manuscript is in development, and with every passing month, it grows into something both more personal and more universal. As the work evolves, I will continue sharing excerpts and reflections here, as well as through my reels and longer-form content. 

English and Hindi