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The Perfect World: A Journey To Infinite Possibilities tells the tale of Niki Sanders, who being dissatisfied with life itself, journeys to a planet named Zedius, which is considered to be the Perfect World. Summary Of The Book The Perfect World: A Journey To Infinite Possibilities is a book that begins with introducing the readers to Niki Sanders, and her life of complete dissatisfaction. Niki’s job does not satisfy her in any way, and even her relationships in life seem to be going nowhere. As a result, she secludes herself from the outside world. However, she soon decides to break free of all these inhibitions, and goes into the forest, where she meets two souls who belong to a Perfect World known as Zedius, which is on the other side of the universe. These evolved souls take Niki to Zedius, and help her to discover her real self. This event marks the beginning of her journey to self-discovery. Niki is tested at several points in the story, as the inhabitants of the Perfect World try to discover whether she is an intruder or not. This includes passing through various check-posts, and magnetic fields along the way. While on this journey, she comes face to face with varied emotions, which include redemption, power, friendship, and purpose. This sci-fiction promises to provide its readers with a journey that brings about spiritual awareness along with providing them with spiritual wisdom. The three hundred pages of this book are filled with action, and adventure that promise to keep the readers gripped all through the story. The Perfect World: A Journey To Infinite Possibilities is a self-help book, packed with magic realism, and serves as a good read. About Priya Kumar Priya Kumar is a renowned author, corporate trainer and motivational speaker. Apart from this book, Kumar has written few other books, and they include I am Another You – A Journey of Powerful Breakthroughs, Thinking Aloud: A Collection Of Original Inspirational Quotes, and License To Live. Singh was born on the 4th of March, 1973, in Chandigarh. She became the youngest motivational speaker in India in 1998, at the age of 24. In the year 2010, igroup presented Priya with the #2 Women Leader In India Award, in the Writer’s category. Rotary International, Cochin also presented Priya with the Citizen Of The Decade honor in the Writer’s category. In the year 2011, Singh also received the Eric Hoffer book award for her book, License To Live. Kumar is also a guest on radio and television shows, and is a columnist for newspapers like The Economic Times. She resides in Mumbai.