A Soul That Ran Wild

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A Soul That Ran Wild By Maheen Rasul

To The Reader: I wrote this book during the crazy years of my life. I cannot express enough gratitude to the doubters, haters, and stoppers. They made me realize the power of my dreams. Sometimes in life you are shaken out of your trance and the Universe makes you realize the power of you. I dedicate this book to those tough times. A Soul That Ran Wild has grown with me. It has cried and whined with me. It has stumbled and brushed herself off with me. It has experienced the raw emotions that I have felt. It has stood up to both internal and external critics. It has lived in me. That is why it is original and raw. It is a story of both breaking and resurgence. It is a tale of believing when no one else did. It is the story of rediscovering myself at a time when I thought I was lost. I was educated that words were powerful. But only through experience I realized that they also had the power to heal and to burn you until nothing can break you. These are my words. I hope they help you find yours and make you realize that dreams do come true. So keep dreaming!

— Maheen Rasul

Author Biography

Maheen’s is a story of a person who cannot be boxed up, who cannot conform. She wants to play her part in making this world a better place-a world governed by cooperation, not competition. Though just nineteen, Maheen is very passionate. She believes that dreams are divine gifts. She started writing when she was a child and believes in the healing power of words. Other than being a writer, she is also a voracious reader. She hungrily devours books of various genres and is really possessive about her plethora of books. She has also been debating since she was a child and firmly believes in speaking right over easy. In her free time, she listens to soulful music and loves to travel and discover nature.

Maheen is obsessed with philosophy. She ponders over the bigger questions regarding existence and metaphysics. She is a hard-core feminist and an avid mountaineer. When not reading, writing or ranting about feminism and social constructs, she can be found in the various coffee- shops of her beloved city-Islamabad-deeply engrossed in heartfelt, intense conversation