An artist, editor, translator and a mother, Annie Miller, is also a student of philosophy and myth. Born in the U.K., she now lives with her husband by the sea in south Ayrshire. When she is not writing, Annie loves hiking through the many trails of the Scottish Highlands or stippling for hours with a fine pen, creating pictures and portraits. She also loves reading biographies and her debut writing is an extension of her love for storytelling and sharing people’s stories.

A Master of Psychology, Sociology, and Metaphysical Studies, Nirmala Sewani also recently earned an honorary doctorate for advanced research in the occult sciences and Indian astrology. Conferred the Bharat Nirman award twice, among several other accolades, she has also made valuable contributions towards the preservation of traditional Indian philosophy focusing mainly on the intricacies of Yajur Veda. A major contributor to case studies (1995-2005) in the research on schizophrenia, genetics, and analytical psychology, Nirmala’s experience, knowledge, and wisdom stem from a deep-rooted passion for the collective progression of humanity. She has counselled and guided people for over four decades and her uncanny ability to access the subtle worlds continues to attract many more. For Nirmala, magic lies in the voice of a person. She listens intently to reveal what lies behind the spoken word—thoughts, emotions, intentions, and the soul’s blueprint. Nirmala lives a busy life in Jaipur, surrounded by family and friends, yet in her quiet moments, she pens her deepest reflections through her favourite form in poetry, the haiku.  For more information, visit: www.nnirmalasewani.com.