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What if the war you've been fighting your whole life was never meant to be won-only understood? The War of Worth is a raw, deeply textured memoir that explores body image, anxiety, shame, and the invisible emotional battles that shape our relationship with ourselves. Through intimate storytelling, the author invites readers into the quiet places where success coexists with self-doubt, and achievement masks inner fragmentation. This is not a quick-fix self-help book. It is a slow, honest inquiry into the Self. Rooted in lived experience and enriched by the Vedantic understanding of the three bodies-the physical (sthula), subtle (sukshma), and causal (karana)-this memoir reveals how much of our suffering comes from mistaking the body for identity, emotions for truth, and coping mechanisms for character. Through this lens, anxiety is not weakness. Body shame is not vanity. And healing is not positive thinking. Instead, the book gently shows how awareness across the three layers of being helps tie together the loose ends of life-unexplained reactions, recurring patterns, emotional loops-and allows the reader to finally make sense of that elusive entity we call the Self. Only then, the author argues, does the idea of self-love stop being a ritual-and start becoming a lived reality. You will resonate with this book if you are searching for: Healing from body image issues, body shame, or body dysmorphia A deeper understanding of anxiety and emotional regulation A memoir that blends spiritual wisdom with psychological insight A grounded introduction to Vedanta and self-awareness An alternative to surface-level self-love practices A compassionate, embodied path to self-worth and inner clarity, beneath the roles and identities that currently define you. Written with honesty, humility, and courage, The War of Worth reminds us that before we learn to love ourselves, we must first learn to listen-to the body, the mind, and the silence beneath them both. Because self-love is not something you perform. It is something you remember-once you know who you truly are.

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