Welcome to my space on the web—Maulshri.com—a reflection of my soul, my scars, my survival and my stories.
My name is Maulshri Singh, and I am a writer who speaks boldly, writes fiercely and lives unapologetically. I’m not here to fit into anyone’s idea of “proper” or “palatable.” I’m here to express myself. To confront. To create.
For me, writing is more than art— it’s survival, a catharsis. It’s how I’ve made sense of a life that broke me, built me and birthed the woman I am today.
‘Maulshri’ (मौलश्री) is a sacred, evergreen tree known for its delicate white blossoms and rich, unforgettable fragrance. Native to India—just like me—it symbolizes grace, endurance, and quiet strength. This tree is my namesake and like it, I’ve stood tall through storms and still bloomed.
I’ve been writing since I was 16— poetry, short stories, and quotes pulled straight from the heart. But life has been my harshest editor.
From my early days in India to a life I never expected in the United States, my journey has been anything but easy or ordinary.
I’ve lived through abuse, betrayal, and tremendous societal judgment, but I emerged not broken— but reborn. My words are powered by pain and triumph. They are honest, raw, and unfiltered.
When you read my work, you’ll find:
I’m not just a writer— I’m a mother, a businesswoman and an intuitive. By day, I manage two thriving medical clinics alongside my Cardiologist husband. By night, I write about life, love, trauma, healing and hope. I also run a growing real estate business and rescue stray animals. Singing and cooking are my ways of expressing love.
My spirit? Is my armor.
My purpose? To speak up.
My message? You are never too broken to begin again.
Every word on this site is written with the hope that it will shake your core, empower and liberate. If you’ve ever felt voiceless, my pages are for you.
Maulshri.com is more than just a website—it’s a gift for my daughter and for every woman who wants to break the cycle of generational trauma. My words will be my echo, when my voice has gone forever.
I want my daughter to inherit:
