The only thing that is constant is change- Heraclitus

The author, Dr. Jyothi Hari Puranik, begins with a brief narrative of a transformative experience in her life, of early youth, and later shares her realizations as thoughts and lessons lived through as own active and passive experiences.

For seekers, this book offers inspiration and provokes deep thinking. The book touches on divinity and the role of a Guru, importance of spiritual practices, life-death, Karma, relationships, mind and emotions, self-worth, addictions and pain, and many such beautiful profound topics at random.

The book also boldly demystifies some of today's common illusory concepts, or some of the unnecessarily gloried or romanticized unhealthy patterns of thinking, feeling, and living.

Here, the author wants to:

encourage introspection
encourage conscious and balanced choice making towards self-improvement
enhance the reader's self-worth
urge the reader to embrace acceptance and flexibility to the changes in life
highlight the importance of Guru, spiritual practices and a centred mind
To summarize, the author in Random Realizations brings to the minds of the reader 'practical spiritual wisdom' and wishes them to imbibe and assimilate it all gracefully and effortlessly.

The content of Random Realizations very much resonates with similar content from the teachings of Art of Living, Radhanath Swami, Isha Foundation, Osho, writers like Paulo Coelho, Susan Frybort Brown, Yung Pueblo, Lisa Olivera, Jay Shetty, and many such inspirational writers and spiritual coaches.