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    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds
    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds
    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds
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    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds

    By Naila Hina and نائلہ حنا

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    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds by Engr Dr Naila Hina. 

     was a tale of two extraordinary beings, destined to shape the destiny of the cosmos. It was a suspenseful narrative filled with poetic dialogues, a cosmic comedy of errors, and a romance that defied the boundaries of the stars. As they confronted their own darkness and light, Seraphina and Zephyrus found that the true power of empathy lay in understanding, forgiveness, and the harmony of the cosmic symphony they were destined to compose together.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEngineer Naila Hina
    Release dateOct 17, 2023
    ISBN9798215931103
    Empathic Echoes: Clash of the Cosmic Minds

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