Meet three women who are redefining the boundaries of literature and empowerment. Mayaa SH, Anjali Sanghi, and Ayesha F. Muskaan are the voices of strength that India needs today. Through their powerful writings, artwork, and unwavering dedication, these women are inspiring countless others to find their voice, challenge societal norms, and unleash their inner potential. Get ready to be inspired by their remarkable journeys, creative expressions, and unrelenting passion for empowering women everywhere.
MAYAA SH
Mayaa SH is a name that resonates with the doctrine of powerful feminism and advocacy of championing the rights of women across the country. A globally acclaimed literary genius she has broken the stereotypical notion of the mindset that limits women to be achievers at par excellence. Mayaa SH is an Indian authoress, writer, thinker, essayist, and a women empowerment culturist who has had a deep influence on the ideological theories and practices of the women’s ideology of self belief and motivation in life. Her contemporary prose work has highlighted onto break so many stereotypes about women and their power of self belief.
Mayaa SH’s literary contributions have touched upon many issues and daily challenges of women. Her work depicts the identity, economic and social freedom of many. She has co-authored more than hundred and fifty plus anthologies with fourteen solo books and has been aligned with more than 86 publication houses. She has been featured in several magazines and women oriented like Tejaswi – The Imperishable on Women Power and Honour including few international magazines. Her first poem “The Candle In The Wind” made her win an Award at the National Level.
Mayaa SH navigates many women through stress by deploying talking as a medium to combat stress and fear. She is an expert in suicide prevention and women motivation. Her self help books have helped many to find a ray of hope to rediscover the light within themselves and restart their lives again amidst all impediments.
ANJALI SANGHI
Since the year 2000, India’s distinguished, award winning Artist, Author and Speaker, Anjali Sanghi has impacted over 1,00,000 individuals both nationally and internationally. Renowned for her intuitive and harmonious paintings, along with globally loved healthy recipe books and educational stories; Anjali’s work transcends creative boundaries. Anjali is also known as the mother of India’s pride and prodigious author Manikya.
Anjali’s paintings are characterized by rhythmic curves and blended lines, Anjali’s art has a universal language. They aim to serve as a medium of peace when placed in your living spaces, meditation areas, office desk, kids rooms or homes. People say that a quick glance at her paintings helps to remind them, that the ‘Peace Lies Within’ you. And even during the most difficult moments, these paintings can help you to connect with your deeper creativity.
Thus, Anjali’s works have found homes across the globe, from India to the U.S.A., touching hearts and spreading positivity wherever they are displayed.
Anjali’s multifaceted approach to creativity and empowerment continues to touch lives globally. You can know more about her work and how it can help you and your family, on her website CelestialArt.Shop or follow her on Instagram @celestialartshop
AYESHA F. MUSKAAN
“ Art needs to empower not just you but also others” – Ayesha F. Muskaan
Ayesha F. Muskaan (Honours in English Literature) is a well-known published writer from India. She has been passionate about writing since the age of six and made her literary debut at 19 by contributing poetry to Poet’s International Magazine. Her work has also been featured in three anthologies: Colour My Dreams, We @ 20, and Ecstatic Serenity.
She is the author of four books—Divine Souls, Messiah, Immortal Empresses, and Ruminating Soul—which have received widespread acclaim. Her poetry collection, Immortal Empresses, has been particularly well received, and Ruminating Soul, a unique book of Elfchens from A to Z, is her latest addition to the literary world. Through her writing, she has powerfully advocated for women’s empowerment, inspiring young girls to embrace their strength and individuality. Her work highlights themes of resilience, self-discovery, and breaking societal barriers.
Beyond writing, Ayesha actively fosters creative expression by organizing open mic events, providing a platform for aspiring poets and storytellers. She is also an accomplished painter, using art as a powerful medium of self-expression. Her paintings have been featured in esteemed art galleries, further showcasing her artistic talent.
Ayesha has volunteered for Youth For Seva (YFS) and Amrutha Bindu, demonstrating her commitment to community service. She currently works as a freelance writer and book reviewer while running her own arts studio, The Bean Grill.
Despite living with epilepsy, Ayesha has never allowed it to hinder her literary and artistic pursuits. Her journey stands as a testament to perseverance, creativity, and the unyielding spirit of a true artist.