Hey,it’s Wonderful to have you stop by.
Welcome to my corner of the internet. I’m Atharv Hatwar—a writer, author, thinker, and creator who explores the depths of life, psychology, philosophy, and human existence through words and projects.
Who I Am
I have completed my B.Tech in Engineering, but my journey didn’t end there. Instead of choosing a single path, I decided to embrace all the roles that make me who I am—a storyteller, a philosopher, a technologist, and a seeker of meaning.
This website, atharvhatwar.in, is not just a blog—it’s a personal space for reflection and connection. Here, I write about the silent questions we all carry: identity, suffering, choices, love, death, and the search for meaning.
What I Do
- Writer & Author – I write deeply psychological and philosophical works. My upcoming books include:
- Everyone Died, Except the Story – a psychological, surreal exploration of timelines, memory, and identity.
- Kurukshetra Within: The War We All Carry – a modern, psychological reinterpretation of the Mahabharata.
- Thinker & Blogger – On this blog, you’ll find reflections, essays, and quotes that deal with life, philosophy, psychology, and existentialism.
- Creator of Projects – From AI chatbots like Sakha Gita Bot to experimental platforms like Yuktoria, I love blending technology and creativity.
Why I Write
For me, writing is more than words—it’s a way to understand life and connect with others. I believe stories aren’t just entertainment—they’re survival. They carry the truths we don’t always say out loud, the struggles we hide, and the realizations we often ignore.
Every piece I write is meant to make people feel seen, understood, and less alone in their confusion.
What You’ll Find Here
On atharvhatwar.in, you’ll discover:
- Blog posts about life, philosophy, psychology, and existence.
- Original quotes written by me—deep, relatable, and thought-provoking.
- Updates on my books and projects, where technology meets storytelling.
This space is for anyone who has ever questioned life, struggled with identity, or searched for meaning in silence. If you’ve felt out of place in the world, you’ll feel at home here.
I don’t write to be understood. I write so that no one feels alone in their confusion. — Atharv Hatwar