Abhijith Shaji is not a guru, not a saint, and definitely not your life coach. He’s just someone who noticed how easily people can be led, how fear can be dressed up as faith, and how most of us live chained without ever seeing the lock.
He didn’t write this book to save you. He wrote it because he enjoys tearing away masks, even if what’s underneath is ugly. If that makes you uncomfortable, good — that’s the point.
Outside of writing, he spends his time quietly observing people, watching how they lie to themselves, how they follow without thinking, how they give away their freedom with a smile. He finds it darkly funny.
This isn’t a feel-good author bio. You don’t need to know his favorite color or what he eats for breakfast. All you need to know is this: he sees the strings.