Sunday, January 18, 2026

“The Human Touch” by Sukaiyna Gokal Offers Guide to Self-Reflection and Personal Transformation

In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and growing social divisions, Sukaiyna Gokal’s new book, “The Human Touch,” offers a timely guide to rediscovering inner peace and fostering deeper human connections. Set to launch on April 9th, 2025, this transformative work empowers readers to uncover answers within themselves through a blend of gentle self-inquiry and deep contemplation.

“The Human Touch” presents a step-by-step method for achieving meaningful results by pausing, reflecting, and reframing one’s inner world. Gokal masterfully breaks down complex emotional and psychological concepts, making them accessible to anyone seeking to heal and grow. By untangling emotions, relinquishing limiting beliefs, and reshaping perspectives, readers are guided toward resolution and a renewed sense of purpose.

The book emphasizes that personal transformation is not just about individual healing but also about fostering deeper human connections. Gokal’s work is rooted in her lifelong dedication to helping others navigate life’s challenges, drawing from her Garden of Ayden program, which emphasizes inner peace and clarity.

Divided into three sections, “The Human Touch” takes readers on an enlightening journey of self-exploration.

Preparing the Mind: Introduces the five essential elements of The Human TOUCH framework: Tolerance, Openness, Unity, Collaboration, and Harmony.

Looking Within: Encourages readers to delicately examine their thoughts, challenge unhelpful beliefs, and explore transformative concepts such as reframing mistakes, assuming accountability, and embracing self-acceptance.

Transforming Relationships: Shifts the focus outward, encouraging readers to reflect on their interactions with others and fostering stronger, more empathetic relationships.

Sukaiyna Gokal established Garden of Ayden in 2012, a self-healing platform available in 28 languages. Drawing from her studies in psychology and diverse cultural and spiritual teachings, she believes true luxury is nurturing mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

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