Free Your Mind With LKJ – Dr Parin Somani, Beauty With Brain

Hello and welcome to this week's edition of Free Your Mind. Let's talk about it with LKJ. I am Lady Kendall Jagger, the presenter for Women's Radio Station. That's www.womensradiostation.com, and you'll find us across many platforms including Facebook. If you would like to hear this show I'm glad to be back in the recording seat for this new, um, season through the summer where we'll be discussing many topics. And our guests that come on the show that help us provide by their sponsorship of this show to go out and help mental health. We've raised over £100,000 already in a world that needs more mental health awareness. And today I have an incredible guest, recognized all across the world for her humanitarian and academic and other accolades manifested throughout her life journey. I am pleased to have her in the studio today for a whole hour. So the listeners at home, we can start this summer season off with knowing how we can as women empower each other. My guest today is the incredible Professor Dr. Parin Simani. She is the director of the London Organization of Skills Development She is the editor, chief editor of Global Research Journal for the United Kingdom, an independent academic scholar, a TEDx speaker, a writer, a humanitarian, philanthropist, and a multi-international award winner. Professor— sorry, my apologies— Professor Dr. Parin Samani was honored title of Mrs. Universe 2020 and was crowned by Bollywood actress Mahesh Bhatt. Also, she was the winner of many beauty pageants. She's the icon of beauty with the brain and became the winner of the Enigma Mrs. World 2022. She was also crowned for winning Mrs. India 2021 by Bollywood actress Ajay Gupta. I apologize to the listeners or to Professor Dr. Paransamani and any other people, um, if I haven't corrected, um, that or spoke that in the correct, um, name. Also, she was the winner of Mrs. Brit Asian 2021. She was a winner of Mrs. Universe International 2021. She was the winner of Miss India Global 2021 and runner-up of Mrs. Queen of India in 2021. She has been— she has achieved— recognized 5 times in the World Book of Records, twice recognized in India Book of World Asia Book of World Records, the Karnataka Book of Records. She has authored 19 books, and her new upcoming book, Manifest Inner Beauty Part 1, will be released in 2023. And we have the great honor of having, um, another hour's interview on this book launch with the incredible Professor Dr. Parin Samani. To continue on the accolade of this incredible lady that we have as our guest on women's radio station, she also was invited to deliver a keynote address at King's College Cambridge, United Kingdom, in May 2023. And last year also, she was invited as a keynote speaker at the Harvard University, United States of America, in May 2022 to help global society at large. Professor Dr. Parin Samani has also been invited on many, uh, TV channels in India to inspire and help females around the world. Recently, this year, on the celebration of Women's Day, On the 8th of March 2023, she was invited at the Delhi Durshan to be one of the esteemed guest speakers through the journey of women empowerment to help women around the world. She has also received many Nari Shakati awards on International Women's Day from various institutions from across different countries in the world. She was also honoured by Mother Teresa's Humanity Award and was also honoured the Kabhi Kabahona Award. I do apologise again for this, and I'm sure Professor Dr. Parikh, when she is introduced, will clarify on those names. And for the listeners, as they know, I am— I do suffer with dyslexia, so sometimes I read them back, but that's why you love my show so much. She was also received and she inspired an award from the House of Parliament in London and many more international and national awards she received from many governors. Well, Professor Dr. Somani was invited by many governors in India to discuss education, actually. Women empowerment and youth development. She lives by her two mottos for helping the society at large. Number one being: To help mankind until her last breath. Her second motto: By working together, we can make a positive global change. As you can see, this is one incredible human being. That through her work, her knowledge, her accolades, and her being gifted life, has gifted so many people with her gentle approach, her natural humbleness, but with alertness. I had the honor of meeting Professor Dr. Farin Simoni in India during my sabbatical break. Where she changed her own crown and placed it upon my head because she felt it looked more fitting. So again, to give freely from her heart. When she awarded me the Most Inspirational Woman of the Earth and also gave me my honorary doctorship in psychology, From Piyush Pandit, who is an incredible leader in education, and myself with Jagga Street, where I, and my listeners know, support orphans in education. We must educate the mind. So we're going to take a journey down a road with this remarkable human being who's touched my heart. She has empowered my own mindset to continue with having the voice for the voiceless, by having the invisible hand to reach out. To be kind is one of the most beautiful, if not the most beautiful gift in the world, to possess kindness. So I'd like to introduce now the incredible Professor Dr. Parag Samani to the studio. Hello, Professor Dr. Parin Smarini, welcome. Can I abbreviate that and call you a shorter version? Yeah, you can call me— thank you very much, Dr. Lady Candle, for inviting me here at your studio at the Woman's Radio Station. You can call me Parin, just call me Parin, that's it. Oh, thank you. It makes it easy because such a huge title like my own, it's, you know, sometimes get tongue-tied in there. And for our listeners at home, they really like to get to understand the vibration, who we are, because when we look at our vast CVs and who we are, people think, wow, where do you start? How do you abbreviate that? So for myself and I know the whole studio here, including our bosses at, um, www.womensradiostation.com, are so honored to have you on the show. But not just for the show to say who you are, but to help people by your sponsorship of this show, to help again another human being. You are truly an inspiring personality. Can you, Parineet, please tell us about yourself in your words, please? I don't know how to say a very big thank you and honor to be with you, Dr. Lady Candel. Um, since I met you in India, you are one of the nicest person I have found on the earth. I just don't know what to start with when you talked so much about me, and now you're asking me to talk about myself. As a, as inspiring person. I think I would like to say a very big thank you for amazing, for the excellent and a detailed intro about me. I have, I have made it my aim in life to help global humanity through my knowledge, time, skills, and resources. I'm passionate about trying to help to create positive change within the world through educating global societies and building bridges between the Eastern and the Western worlds. Education is a vital element of facilitating societal progression. You know, actually, Dr. Lady Candel, I would tell you that because to create a positive global change I have visited, and I was very fortunate to visit 117 countries around the world to share my research and knowledge with the endeavor to help the global society. This is myself, this is what I am, and that's what I'm looking to help the society at large. That is absolutely outstanding. 117 countries. The time, the, the time in what it takes, as we know in this busy world, for everybody that knows myself, they, Dr. Lady Kendall, do you ever stop? But when you have first and foremost that passion that is being created within you and your mindset, that you know through educating our minds is what causes— and we can bring change in the world through educating the mindset with our brain. We know it's a sponge, it can absorb. We must keep watering our brains with kindness. Kindness then soaks in and adapts, and the feeling that you get is not for You wear many crowns and awards have been given to you, but it's not the crown that's placed upon your head. No matter how many crowns, you're very grateful, your gratification for the recognition, but that helps in your humanitarian role to help and educate across these 117 countries with your research. It's outstanding. So this leads me on to my next question, um, because we have a book launch coming out. We have a separate show to that, so all the listeners that are going to be looking forward to this incredible new book launch that's coming out from this internationally acclaimed individual, which for me holds the golden heart in my life, and thank you so much for your incredible feedback together. But what we find, and even on this show with our listeners on Women's Radio Station, that we're all reaching out, we've all got our hands that we reach out, that we can do it. We align ourselves and upshift our mindset with education to go through and understanding a little bit more, eh, how the human brain is working, our human reactors. We're not just here, as I've often said, about bio science in— made of muscles and cells. We have human reactors. We have to look deeper at the human reactor, and through education we can do that. So as you're saying, 19 books you've already written, but then you've got your new one coming out, and you are a renowned writer and author. You have published 19 books. Now you've recently launched your newest book at the Global Research Conferences 2023, held at King's College, Cambridge, United Kingdom. Can you please tell us about your new book, just so we have an insight for the next show, for people that are going to hear, you know, about your work? And can you also tell us the age that you first wrote your book, which was outstanding, and to be published at that age? Um, do you know I don't know how to say, but I have to tell you that. I'll start what is— what was my young journey when I was a young girl. At the age of 19, I had opportunity to write a book. I was— I'm coming from a media background, and I was a TV presenter. I used to do a lot of articles in the newspapers. And one time I had an opportunity to write a book called Ras Ranjan. And at the age of 19, I have written 11 books. And at the age of 20, my 11 books were published. I— it was, it was amazing experience at that young age when you get the opportunity to write and to be the part of the wider society and help them how to grow yourself And in that, in those days, things were not the same. And my book was published by Kotari Publications, which was one of the oldest publications in India. So that was my achievement at the young age. And recently, on 9th of May, my book got launched, Manifest Inner Beauty. Manifest Inner Beauty Part 1 was launched at the King's College at the Cambridge University, and the experience what I've written in that book, which enlightens us the path of fulfillment by making us think beyond an aesthetic appearance and help us to recognize what really makes us beautiful. In, in this book, what I have mentioned that I've expressed my thoughts, my true, my true story, and the true meaning of the beauty, the qualities that makes us beautiful from inside. You don't want to beautiful from outside. The beauty comes within us. How individuals can perceive themselves in the positive light and how it can help them towards living a happier life. It also teaches how to create inner beauty through changing negative beliefs and thoughts, and how to focus the mind on the important things, set healthy boundaries, and accept others to create a happy life for the family and friends. It also teaches how to have a positive mindset and use visualization techniques to help and achieve the goals. So let's have a secret. Let's wait until, until that week when my book is going to be launched, and we can look at it more in detail, and we can talk more about this book when we are going to have an interview on the book launch, especially on a book launch about Manifest Inner Beauty Part 1. But I really want to say a very big thank you to Dr. Lady Kendall to, to inspire me to be on this show and help the audience to understand the beauty within yourself. Yes, wonderful. And thank you for doing that because it was— I felt important to bring in for the listeners to understand at that age to write with the power of the pen. And we're going to discuss the power of the pen, how we can unlock and unlock your true self, and by writing that in a positive note. And because of that, we're going to go back. Can we just go back? If you could tell our audience, I've got a few questions coming in. Which part of India was you born? How many siblings were you born from? And they're asking me as well, did you have private schooling or did you have the standard government schooling? Okay, I was born in Mumbai, brought up in Gujarat. I have got 2 brothers and 2 sisters, my parents, my— I have a huge family, I've extended a huge family. And I have studied in a private school from the young— from the age of nursery, from the, from the kinder age. And my school was the best school in the whole area in Ahmedabad, and the school name is Best School. So this school was renowned to be one of the highest standard, the highest quality school, and still it exists. I've taken my children there to see the school, and it's still amazing. Incredible. Yes, because with myself, you know, um, there is, you know, some schools are funded, some aren't. When I— that's why I've done Jagga Street School, um, in New Delhi with 68 orphans. I now support through Jagga Street that the donations that are made through that, that is then taken across to India And through Claridge's in New Delhi, they supply with the food and, you know, for really good food that's given there, I can buy, give to the students. And obviously with education, the books and everything that's going in there and getting their exams, they now have a uniform. I mean, to give the effect that they are are accepted in society. Because when you do go to India, you know, for myself, for the listeners, you know, they probably want to know what was my experience of India. You know, when I was going to the Taj Mahal, an incredible place of love, and there was a child that had like— which in England you see many people around the world with tattoos on— but this poor young child stole my heart. He had a number because he was mute and an orphan. That's how they would recognize him. And he was so polite, his mother that reached out around that area every day with love. Life was difficult, but an incredible human race, you know, and the amount of knowledge that comes out of India is So incredible when we look at our own hospitals, we need the support of the education that's going in there. But like we're talking about myself and helping people, you have helped numerous people around the world to face their life's greatest battles, just like you did as a cancer survivor. What was your turning point in your life? Okay, before I give you my answer, I wanted to tell you, Dr. Lady Jagur, that, you know, the school you mentioned about Delhi, I do very often to go to India. And please, if I can be an help to help the society, to the orphanage children, I would love to be part of your team. Do let me know because I have— I am connected to many other organizations around the world and even India as well. But as you mentioned about the story that they are orphanage and they are in Delhi, So please do let me know there what I can do for them. That will be my pleasure, because life is too short. And since I have gone through life challenges, I honestly telling you, my life is completely upside down. And that is my turning point, how to bring things together. So within life, we all encounter many challenges. I'm sure every audience on the line and off the line agree with me. Some easier to overcome and others we learn to live with it. But then there comes a time in life that becomes so dark, so dark, we don't know if we will ever be able to rise above it and get up again. Such events consumed my life and could have been tipped me over the edge one way or the other. Few years ago, I suddenly lost my vision. I started with one eye and then it went to my other and both the eyes. I was in dark. I was in a state of shock with worry consuming my whole being. I was rushed to the hospital and diagnosed with a life-threatening aggressive cancer. I was battling for my life and worried about my small children. I'm going back in 2000. Right now we are in 2023. So I'm going back 23 years ago. Fortunately, after 4 operations, I was on the road to recovery with steroids. I regained my vision and I valued my sense so much. More than I ever did. I was so grateful to God for my precious life. I engrossed myself in my children, work, and wanted to see different culture, tradition, countries, and natural beauty to acquire new skills and help people. Unfortunately, it's sad, unfortunately, 10 years later the aggressive cancer returned again and my heart shrank. I did not have the strength to undergo all the hardships that I had encountered 10 years ago. The same thoughts and feelings— this emotional roller coaster was exhausting. And I was determined to fight this. I turned to my faith and did not give up. I, I I always know that the positive, the power of positivity and the strengthened faith has helped me to overcome my hardships previously. I was going to overcome this again. I was very fortunate. I was very fortunate to survive the disease for the second time. I realize it. That it was my time to change my life totally. And that was my turning point when I decided that I wanted to dedicate my life to helping the global world in whatever capacity I could. Life is extremely short. We never know what is going to happen in the next second. Therefore, live for the present and help as many people as possible. That's why in the introduction, what you read, my motto— that I have got two mottos of my life. Number one, I want to help. I want to serve the mankind until my last breath. This has derived from surviving my life's greatest health challenges, awakening me to the preciousness of life, the true value of oneness. As my health improved, I started to travel around the world in, in attempt to share the knowledge that I have acquired from the East and the West to help others facing adversity. It has been very challenging, but remember, nothing in life is easy and nothing in life is impossible with a positive mindset. I have been determined to share my knowledge and experiences with everyone globally, to build bridges between communities and individuals around the world, understanding different viewpoints with compassion and empathy, working together towards the acceptance and resolution. It may be necessary to attempt many different initiatives to gain positive results and ignite the light within a period of darkness within individuals, but the results are worth it. Numerous times I've been approached by communities who have said, your true leadership skills and motivational lectures have inspired us to work together and overcome the challenges we face in life. I'm very sure, Dr. Kandel, you have experienced the same thing, and I have I felt so moved by the gestures of appreciation. The sincere smiles have been just enough for me to move forward. And I then remind them of my second motto of my life, and it is only by working together we can make a positive global change. We all are the leaders. We can share the knowledge and devote time in the service of others Ultimately, we all are one living within the same world. So that's my turning point of building these two motors and making me live and, and be with the society, the be, and be the person whom I am. I want to be authentic. I want to be me. Who am I? I don't want to think about others. I want to think about the society, not any more of myself now. That is— and I think for all our listeners, um, at home, you could hear the depth and the pain even when you spoke of that for 23 years ago, your small children who you loved and nurtured and God had given the gift of life. You were somebody that had been a good child, been good, you had given, but to take away your sight and to leave you in darkness, to know where am I going? You know, life is full of challenges every day. It's how we rise from those challenges and don't give up. And I do, and I can link with you. My listeners know, as many people do, when I wrote the story of the Broken Girl in the Red Shoes, which was fiction-based but like yourself was about myself, I at the age of 25 gave birth to my daughter who died, and I had to have an emergency hysterectomy. Let me take it away. I couldn't be a mother in You know, that was what was taken. And then my brother was killed after visiting me and obviously burying my daughter, which was huge. It sent me on a huge mental quest to understand, was I so bad that I was causing this trauma? And it makes you evaluate yourself when people say, what What are you doing? What are you looking for? When we connected and you placed that crown, you put that on me, our eyes met and we have almost like a telepathic thought process that, you know, we had earlier. We were saying, what time shall we do the interview? You know, what time do you want to come into the studio to do this? And like you were saying about Jagger Street, I created Jagger Street. What could you do with that? Those poor orphans, that poor child with that Still, I can see the writing when I gave him his pennies. And then somebody said, the guy said, oh, somebody will take that money off him. But I knew in my heart I've given hope and light to that child that's living in the darkness. And with Jagga Street, what Jagga Street is, Professor Dr. Perren, is a free global community where people connect, network, through kindness, supporting, collaborating, and people sponsor Jago Street. So to have a whole year's PR, have all their reels done, but we put water pumps from that £1,500 is all we charge for a year's advertising. That money is then given into the sponsorship directors of Jago Street who then allow a water pump. We've had them in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Africa, and we're working on India now. So in the rural areas, you know, of India where they need fresh water, you need clean water to have that, they're given that. Then, um, so £150 goes there. We have some housekeeping costs to keep, you need to pay to people to do it, but we provide that school, the uniforms, the book, education. That's our first school. So as we got that covered by the sponsors that are doing that, and then we help Lance Hagith OBE, a sports trader, for all the people, adults, children with disabilities. Then we help dementia, Alzheimer's, we help the deaf, we help every possible charity, including cancer, we can do. Cancer being very close to my heart, like yourself. We're joined into a club that— it's not a club we would choose to join, it's the cancer club. And if you're in the cancer club, then there's people that have passed and people that survived. You're the survivor. My mother died of of cancer. She was given her diagnosis on the 19th of December and died on the 16th of January of bowel cancer. And her last words were, "I've gone too young." I'll always remember that, and my heart broke with my mother passing, who gave me a gift of life. But through her journey, she made me who I am today, and who I am, I'm proud to be doing radio, whatever I can, just like yourself, to other people, humanitarian work, people that, you know, all charity begins at home. No, simply the kindness is beauty. Like you said, it's beauty in deep and what we do. So we, we together walk the same journey. But would I do it again? Yes, I would. And I'm sure you would, because Like the listeners and survivors, we have to take that journey because for us to know pain, you know what true love is because you know that the opposite to that and educating, going through that. And, you know, I tip my hat to you for your strength and what you're doing. You truly are inspirational. No wonder you've received all those awards. Because you are considered as a global role model. Can you please tell us what your key areas of focus are and how you help those global societies? Thank you so much, um, and sorry about your mom and the story I was listening from you. That has really motivated me, uh, that, you know, what we are doing for the society is the correct way of helping. What we have experienced, we don't want anybody to go through the same thing. We want to help them, we want to support them, and we want to be the role model for each other, especially when we share our knowledge and skills. My aim is to help global societies predominantly in the field of education, woman empowerment and youth development. That is why you can see I have traveled more than 117 countries around the world, in the developing world and the developed world. During COVID-19 pandemic, you won't believe that what I was doing. People were shut in their houses, they were closed their doors and they were inside the house, where I used to go and help the society online and offline. Line. I helped to educate more than 100,000 people globally through the work I have carried out. And I was very fortunate that I was invited in many places where I can be part of the larger society and help them. Like you, you— I know you have already said in my intro that I was there at the Harvard University last year to share my research. This year I was invited to the Cambridge University. So that has helped me to motivate others, and that is why I was invited by many governors of, of states of India, like Governor of Maharashtra. I was invited by Governor of Goa, Karnataka Governor, the Pondicherry Governor, I also met the Legislative Assembly member of Pondicherry and also the Home Minister, um, the Governor of Karnataka. There are a lot of Governors I've met to discuss and help how we can take further. But in order to continue helping the and educating the global society and progress toward the positive sustainable growth, it is vital to continue lifelong learning. I'm a strong advocate of lifelong learning, and that is why I've achieved— I've studied and I've got 2 PhDs, 2 doctorates, and I've received 6 honorary doctorates. I've also been recognized 5 times in the World Book of Records, twice in India Book of Records, Asia Book of Records, Karnataka Book of Records, and also Scholar Book of Records in the Golden World Book of record. To help the society, I have published more than 19 books, yes, but I also have published 41 educational papers and featured in more than 200 videos, 390 newspapers, and many books for this— for contributing for the societal. I also hold several positions for the societal betterment, including on the national and international level of the government and the non- non-governmental organization. So I tried. I, as a role model, you want to help and you want to achieve. And that is why I was also been, um, been recognized as unsung hero of COVID-19, one after 20 inspirational personalities globally by the Prime media communication who featured me in the Beauty and the Best magazine in the July and August 2022 issue. So this all led me of having to continue and serving the global society in whatever capacity I can. Although prior to my turning point, I was affected physically, I know that emotionally and mentally in different ways. But I viewed it as an opportunity to defeat the disease and strive to continue living. I placed all my trust and faith in the Supreme who can help me to overcome my challenges and brought me closer to him, and that's what made me a global role model. And this is my focus, this is my key message, that never give up. And that is what I'm writing another book called Don't Give Up Your Hope. That one of the other book will be coming out soon, maybe next year. But do you know what I mean? Never give up your hope. So that makes you more stronger. So when we look at, you know, not to give up, you know, when you, when you are faced, we often look, you know, as she to ashes, dust to dust. We are the phoenix bird that rises from the ashes. When your mental health is being challenged, your physical, you know, both being in those areas, but yourself, you know, 4 operations going on, and having that strength within, from the beauty within, the power of your mindset within, and from where you came from, from your beliefs that the road would be challenging. Because do you believe without that challenge that you may have taken a different course, or, you know, different course in your journey, would still be this inspirational, empowering woman? But having that and fighting to survive, as many cancer patients are fighting now to survive. But when we look at you, you are hope. You, you are the vision of hope for anybody suffering with cancer at the moment, listening when they can listen to yourself. 4 operations, you know, fighting and think it's okay. 10 years later to come back and be hit with that, and in through this strength to dig deep, to say, right, okay, Lord, you know, whoever we are, religious places who we, we, you know, honor, is that when you are at your weakest edge, like for my mother, it's too soon, it's not my time. But it was her time because for who we believe in, but she had filled a journey down a path. It was so incredible, and her gift of love will always be remembered in her legacy, in who she is. But you give so much hope today to every cancer patient that is there in survival. Always look for hope. And for my mom who passed, and for those listening who may have lost somebody through cancer, I think they pass, you know, where did they not fight enough, did they not have the strength. We look, have to look at our journey, have to look at fate and tests. We're tested daily in the daily life challenges and who we are. We will never ever be forgotten for what we are. What is your message to those who are fighting battling cancer at this current time? I would say never give up. Never ever give up. Because remember, we have to leave our legacy. We want to leave our legacy in the society to realize that nothing is impossible in this world. If I can overcome the greatest battle of my life challenges through positive thinking and persistence, then you can all do it. Life is precious gift that is limited in time. Do not waste it. Each moment is special and should be spent wisely towards the betterment of yourself and others. I would like to leave the legacy which I would like to tell my audience But remember, you want to leave your life, you want to leave your legacy, that it does not matter what challenges that you face in life, whether they are physical, mental, or emotional. View them as an opportunity to become stronger and through your learning help others. So for example, currently I'm utilizing my expertise in the London Organization of Skill Development, where I'm dedicated to facilitating skills to, to help them in developing in a lot of different skills, how we can help each other, how we can bring the people on the platform. Like, as I'm an editor, I'm a chief editor for the Global Research Journal for the United Kingdom, where I can bring the scholars, researchers educators and specialists in their field to publish their research. And as you know, recently we have done a con— we have done an academic research conference at the Cambridge, at the King's College in Cambridge, where I'm also— I was involved as a global research conference, which we provided a global platform for researchers, scholars, members of the academia and all interested individuals to share the knowledge without barriers that various renowned academic institutions globally— we don't want to think. And the message which I feel to all my listeners, and this is my— I've given you my example, but we all know that world is upside down. We are currently encountering numerous challenges, but you know how to turn it back around. Remember, Mola, listening to me, you know you are the future. You are the master of your own destiny. When people around you are unwell, hungry, power and money you make alone is immaterial. We want to be part of the wider solution, not the problem. But how? I have got 3 important tips to share with you. Number 1: Believe in yourself. Nothing in life is constant. Do you know even a caterpillar changes into the beautiful butterfly? So you know that you have the strength to create positive change and inspire others. Do not be afraid. The world has faced previous challenges— war, disease, political unrest, financial crisis— before we came out resilient and stronger than before. We learned from the past, am I right, and created a better future. You can make your country, you can make your country proud and prosperous once again. And number 2, follow your true instinct. Do the right things. Do not forget your ethical values. Be kind, be humble, be generous, be fair, help each other, be honest, don't cheat anyone, don't lie for anything. Be the person of your word. And number 3, Be the person that builds bridges. Respect diversity despite background, ethnicity, social, political, or religious lookouts. Remember, this is our turn to be the loyal and to be the role model of your country. Wherever you belong to, wherever you reside, you can change the future. You all have the strength and you can make a positive impact on society at large. Why don't we all start with our family and friends? So that's my message to all the audience on the line, off the line, to Woman Radio Station. And we're going to pause for a moment while we take Those three fundamental key elements that we will take from this Intu in that part, you know, let's not lie, let's not cheat each other, let's work together, let's work and build that bridge. How many of us fallen out with somebody? Build the bridge, don't burn the bridge. We need the bridge. We use diversity, equality, and inclusion for the right reasons because we all have the right to stand together in one world, equal. The only difference that separates us is our character and our personality, but we learn how to transform our mindsets to be this person who can be kind, humble, and alert through knowledge and academia, to stop the academic barriers. But we need to learn, we need to challenge, and people think, how do I start? Where do I start? And what you have accomplished on this last global conference. I know that Dr. Perel Beagum, my UK ambassador, was present, and unfortunately I was so disappointed because, you know, I was invited to come along to yourself and I couldn't make that one. But, you know, I'm there by your side for the future ones because education, like I said, is like teaching us how Because sometimes if you're not shown the hand of kindness, you may wonder, what is kindness? If somebody was— when I was in India, and some people that were in the slumdog areas, and they choose to be that way when, you know, they're there. And I handed them— the lady handed me it back to say, why are you doing that? They didn't understand why a stranger would walk straight up and do that. He gave it back, was like, "No, that's fine." In their kindness of rejection, and kindness in rejection— how do we define kindness in, you know, in being rejected? Because they were humble, they were alert, and to understand that there was a bridge. But how do you cross that bridge? But through education, we learned to walk that bridge together, holding out the invisible hand, as our hands are all together, you know, as humanitarians in our work to do this. And, you know, you were saying with the academia and going on and helping with education. And I think this is one of the reasons when we— I just want to go back to that you have been referred as an amazing lady of substance with a multiple of talents, and we know your accomplishments. What would you say was your greatest accomplishment? My greatest accomplishment is, I feel personally, that, you know, I'm an ordinary person. I'm an ordinary human being with an extraordinary vision to help humanity in every capacity. That's my accomplishment. How can I help others? I look at the opportunities. I work tirelessly to help others and a global society through my experiences. That is my achievement. That is my accomplishment. How I can do things. I viewed each of my life challenges as an opportunity to become a better person, to become a wiser person, to help in anything which can help others in the youth development, in a woman empowerment, in education. I believe that we all are connected. I'm sure you all will agree, we all are connected Somehow we all breathe the same air. We have— each and everyone has got a unique characteristic, unique personality, and we are blessed to have a unique gift. It depends on how we use our gift to benefit each other. That is my accomplishment. This is what sustains the world. So I feel that we all are from the Supreme who guide us and help us. Therefore, we are also all from each other. That is our biggest gift. And it's always— I believe that it is always by working together we can make a positive global change. But I would also like When you mention about some awards that, you know, when I received the Kohinoor Award in February, Mother Teresa Award in 2023, Woman Leadership Skill Development Award— that are my accomplishments. Even the Economic Times Inspiring Leaders Award, they gave me last year in November 2022. The Nari Shakti Award 2022. Mahatma Gandhi Award, Inspirational Superwoman as the Best Woman Leadership Award 2022, Global Iconic Educational Award 2022, and World Saint Kabir Award 2022, which I've received. And also I've received Rashtriya Ratna Award. So I have received— these are all my accomplishments, and this was my shining. I was like a shining person in the global world to help others, but they were motivating me by giving me the awards. And you know, when you said about how I got— how I was being crowned by Mrs. Universe, I was crowned by Mahakshali, the Bollywood actress, who crowned me Mrs. Universe 2022 last year in December, only because of my humanitarian work. I was crowned by Mrs. Enigma World— Mrs. World Enigma 2022 in Thailand. I was also crowned by Aditi Gowartri, the Bollywood actress, for Mrs. India 2021. I was a winner of Mrs. Brit-Asian 2021 in London, winner of Mrs. Universe International 2021, and a winner Mrs. India Global 2021, and I was the runner-up of Mrs. Queen of India 2021. And this year I've been invited in Thailand for Mrs. India Global 2023. My nomination has come, but I have not accepted because I said I got everything. I don't want anything. I want how I can help. I have been blessed with all this accomplishment And through them, I aim to help humanity to the best what I can. And you certainly have. And we, you know, are running out of time on— the time goes so quickly. So we're so grateful that we have another hour's show. We'll be talking about your book, etc. But are there any messages you would like to share with the listeners, just to round up? And the key message I would only like to tell everyone: believe in yourself, number one. When you believe in yourself, the world will believe you. The, the whole world is in your palm. You can do it. You need to believe in yourself. And number two, don't cheat, don't lie. Be authentic. And number 3, help others wherever you can. Doesn't have to be— you do it in your capacity. Try to build the bridges between society. If there is a wall in between us, I'm sure we can't see each other. But when we build the bridges, we can see each other. And make sure your heart— you clean your heart. Wipe your dirt. Like there is a mirror in front of us with lots of marks, you can't see yourself clearly. You need to clean it up. So clean your soul with purity, honesty, with dignity, with generosity, with kindness, with humbleness. Shower that love and affection to whom we can help and support them. That's my message to all my audience around the world, around the globe. Just absolutely incredible. I'm sure you know some of the questions. There's so many questions in here that are coming through that people want to ask. And obviously when this show will be aired on the week beginning the 5th of June at 8 AM and 8 PM PM. It's repeated from the Monday the 5th and finishes at 8 o'clock on the last recording for that week for this show of who, um, and the life is Professor Dr. Perween Salami, an absolute wonder of the world for me in who she is, what she brings and her life and her challenges and to continue every day to help the other person, including academia, including showing how the heart can help with the right mindset and how to transform your mindset, the beauty within. But when you look at the pictures where she was a beauty queen, graced with such beautiful looks as the carrier of beauty going around to attract, as we see sometimes with beauty, but as we say, beauty is only skin deep, beauty is within. And from the creation, you will always, always have a legacy that's left on to your children and their children. And their children and go down in history for the admiration for being so inspirational, so caring, so loving, so helpful. And through your own painful journey, at times extremely challenging, it pushed you more to go forward, to help another human being. And I know what you said in your motto, 'Is it in to help mankind until your last breath?' I truly believe that will be your last breath. So for us at womensradiostation.com, it has been an incredible hour, and I know that our viewers already are enjoying in the studio and all the people around that work at Women's Radio. So grateful. So thank you from us. Was— is there anything you'd like to say just before we close down? I just wanted to say a very, very big thank you, Dr. Lady Candel, for inviting me here. I want to say a very big thank you to the Women's Radio Station for having me here. It was my pleasure to share my experience and my inspirational story to all the global world around the world. So once again, thank you very much for inviting me here at the studio at the Women's Radio Station. Thank you, Professor Dr. Parin Surui, and thank you from myself, LKJ, at womensradiostation.com. Goodbye.