In Aarti Aria's short non-fiction piece A Post-Brunch Awakening, the author contrasts her usual experiences of spiritual enlightenment with a surprising moment of clarity that came after a challenging family brunch. This reflection highlights how profound awakenings can occur in unexpected, everyday situations, offering a fresh perspective on personal growth.
A Post-Brunch Awakening


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