Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om Novels & Stories

Her mouth was chanting 'Om Namah Shivaya' , 'Om Namah Shivaya' (I Bow down to Shiva) mantra back to back. Her wrists were full of green glass bangles and designs of henna that left a dark colour on her palm was beautifully decorated and caught the attention of other women. Watching her daughter on a complete fast of 'No food and No water' and also devoting to the Lord Shiva, filled Adrija's mother's eyes, "Hai Sambhu Nath ! Meri Addoo par apni kripa hamesha banaye rakhna" (Oh Lord Shiva ! Please always shower your blessings on my daughter Adrija)

she says almost pleading as she kneels down and holds my hands. “What do you mean? Look here, lady, I don't even know who you are. You keep calling me Hera but my name is Carla and I am not a warrior, I am an Omega.” “Enough! Enough of belittling yourself! It seems that you really don't remember, so I will help you. But this is the last time I will be helping you.” she puts her two fingers on my forehead. “Farewell, 'till you find your way to me again!”

“Anna—” “No more half-truths,” I cut in, my voice shaking. “No more avoiding the question. I deserve to know what’s happening to me.” He sighed, his expression unreadable. “You do.” I swallowed hard. “Then tell me. What is an omega?” Nolan hesitated, as if weighing his words carefully. “Omegas are rare,” he finally said. “They’re… different from others. More instinct-driven. More attuned.” I frowned. “Attuned to what?”

Elder Summers looked into my eyes as I approached. "She's just like Samantha." I said quietly. "Yeah, where do you think Sam learned it from? Matilda loves that girl like her own child." Elder Summers nodded. "Goddess help you son, these Omegas are trouble." he added with a teasing glint. I nodded in agreement. "But they are more than worth it." I answered and he grinned. "That they are."

Callum's POV Isabella stood before me in a silver-white gown, wearing the moonstone ring I had given Charlotte. The smile on her face froze. “Callum, it’s me. Aren’t you happy to see me?” I ignored her and looked past her, searching the crowd for Charlotte. She wasn’t there. The Moon Goddess Tree was surrounded by pack members, but the Omega I had stood up eight years in a row was nowhere to be seen. Isabella lowered her voice. “Callum, the entire pack is watching. Please don’t humiliate me in front of everyone.”

They were all gone. For a moment, I questioned everything I'd just seen. Was the oil a hallucinogen? Had I just imagined seeing her... seeing all of the wolves dancing? But one glance at Leander's stricken expression told me otherwise. He'd laid back, eyes closed but his beautiful face was still etched with agony. My eyelids drifted shut, too heavy to hold open. Swimming in my own grief, all I could do was breathe and try not to drown. Mimi drew my attention back to her, speaking softly, "Abhyanga is the Sanskrit word for oil massage applied to the whole body."

Their deep voices sent a chill down the spines of everyone who heard it was so deeply poignant and moving that even the most powerful of men acknowledged their insignificance when faced with the omnipotent presence of God. ‘In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Amen’ They said together as the prayer came to an end and the Consultant removed the life support tube from Tash’s throat, the whole world seemed to stop as everyone waited. ‘Breathe’ Romero prayed silently,

“You need to chant this three times.” “Mother Earth I beg of thee, reveal my element to me. Mother Earth I beg of thee, reveal my element to me. Mother Earth I beg of thee, reveal my element to me.” As soon as Leah repeated the chant for the third time, she felt a surge of power run through her body. She felt electricity flowing through her and it felt magnificent.

So, with a smile that Made Hannah relax, Serenity breathed out a word that brought back the tense atmosphere in the room. "Peaches" --------

I looked at Aden, who was waiting beside me with a bottle of shilled water. Indeed, Aden seemed not to be a mere Gamma who would tear down threats as though threats were pieces of paper. He is a Gamma that knows what’s right to do at the right time. At least he had seen that I had just got my heart and my throat stressed with the high-pitched query in my chamber. “Thank you, Aden.” I took the bottled water from him and sat on the stool beside me. Imagine, I had queried the omega who just left, while standing.