The Homecoming: Journey back to yourself (Hardback)

About the Book

The Homecoming is a reflective non-fiction work that explores the intersection of spirituality, human consciousness, emotional suffering, generational conditioning, and inner awakening.
The narrative gradually moves from external beliefs and conditioned identity toward the realization of a deeper formless consciousness that exists beyond all beliefs and divisions. The book examines how inherited emotional wounds silently shape human behavior, relationships, identity, and society itself.
It emphasizes humanity’s disconnection from nature, the rise of ego-driven living, and the spiritual emptiness beneath material success, while encouraging readers to reconnect with their inner truth, heal generational patterns, and rediscover the sacredness of existence. Ultimately, the climax of the book lies in the realization that the divine is not separate from humanity, but lives within consciousness itself.

About the Author 

Swapnil Chand holds a Master’s in Commerce from Savitribai Phule Pune University and brings over 15 years of corporate experience to her writing. Having spent more than a decade navigating high-stakes professional environments driven by ambition and achievement, she gained a unique lens into human dynamics—and the stark contrast between external success and inner fulfillment.

Observing the silent emotional and psychological realities that people carry behind their titles and targets, Swapnil's work explores the deeper aspects of human behavior, consciousness, and relationships. Her journey through self-inquiry, spirituality, and comparative philosophy revealed a unifying truth: beneath our varied beliefs lies a universal search for love, healing, and higher consciousness.

Drawing from personal reflection, spiritual traditions, and keen observations of the human condition, Swapnil writes to bridge contemporary life with timeless self-awareness, offering readers a reflective, transformative perspective that transcends religious boundaries.