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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Mukundchandra G. Raval
Mukundchandra was born on 26th October, 1951, in Tapodhan Brahmin sect of Dadhichi Gotra in Davad District Sabarkantha, North Gujarat. His first book on the Meru is not accidental but has been destined from his childhood. He has worshipped Shikhareshwar Mahadev (Lord of Meru) since childhood. He served in the Bank of Baroda for thirty-eight years, including overseas assignment at Tanzania. He visited Arusha town for setting up a second branch for the Bank in 2006 and saw Mount Meru for the first time. Immediately it struck him that it must be the same Meru that was being talked about in all Read More...
The Mount Meru
Books by Mukundchandra G. Raval
Meru is referred to, talked about, heard of, compared to, and discussed about without exception in all books and discourses of religions in Bharat. Meru is regarded as the tallest and most pious mountain, having abodes of all Gods and Semi-Gods of all faiths.
Unfortunately, nobody can confidently pinpoint the place of Meru in spite of indicative addresses available in scriptures. Generally, Hindus believe it to be beyond Himalayas; Buddhists say it is in
The Mount Meru
Books by Mukundchandra G. Raval
Meru is referred to, talked about, heard of, compared to, and discussed about without exception in all books and discourses of religions in Bharat. Meru is regarded as the tallest and most pious mountain, having abodes of all Gods and Semi-Gods of all faiths.
Unfortunately, nobody can confidently pinpoint the place of Meru in spite of indicative addresses available in scriptures. Generally, Hindus believe it to be beyond Himalayas; Buddhists say it is in
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