Anjali Paul

Anjali Paul is of Indian origin. She was born in India and went to the U.K. at the age of nine, after having lived in several other countries. She grew up in England, U.K.

Anjali has a B.A. Honours Degree in English Literature, and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Film-Making. She is fully qualified to teach any subject within her realm of expertise to adults in further education.

She always wanted to be a writer, so she spent many years developing her talent and learning the craft of writing. She learned how to write in the old-fashioned way — by spending large amounts of time living on the poverty line while spending all her time writing. She learned about life, she learned about people, she learned about herself, and she learned how to write. She hopes you enjoy reading her work, which comes straight from her heart.

At the age of 24 Anjali was in a fire and suffered third degree burns. Extensive skin grafts left most of her body badly scarred, and she bears those scars to this day. It is said that "accidents are no accident" and she found this out for herself when she embarked on her eventful spiritual journey.

She experienced her first Kundalini Awakening at the age of 35. It was life-shattering. She did not know what had happened to her — and neither did anyone else in her world — so she spent the next twenty-five years on a spiritual quest to find out. She was guided, and her spiritual journey led to her unearthing the secrets of Kundalini, the Chakras, and Tantra. In that time, she fought many of her own demons — and won. She became a classically trained, twice-certified Teacher of the Theory, Practice and Philosophy of Yoga and Meditation; and became a Reiki Master Healer and Teacher. She is also a Pranic Healer, and a Vibrational Healer.

It's Only A Cigarette! Live and Learn How To Stop Smoking.

By: Anjali Paul

It's Only A Cigarette! Live and Learn How To Stop Smoking.This book is a helpful and practical guide to quitting smoking cigarettes, and overcoming your addiction to nicotine.It is written by Anjali Paul. She started smoking at the age of fifteen and smoked 30 or 40 cigarettes (sometimes more) every day for over 40 years. She decided she wanted to break the addiction as well as quitting, so she came up with a systematic way to do it. She successfully quit smoking for good in March 2020. She has been a (tolerant but firm) smoke free zone since then.This book explains how to cope with the physical, emotional, mental, psychological, intellectual, and spiritual causes and symptoms of smoking.She...
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