Shukra’s Tapasya: Light from the Underworld is a journey where mythology and astronomy converge. From Shukracharya’s penance beneath the gaze of Lord Shiva to the blazing mysteries of the planet Venus, this book unveils the eternal bond between divine struggle and cosmic wonder. Rich in symbolism, it reveals how smoke, fire, resurrection, and inversion in myth mirror the scorching, clouded, and retrograde world of Venus.
A tale of devotion, endurance, and celestial truth, Shukra invites readers to step into a universe where gods, planets, and stories of rebirth shine with timeless meaning.
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Vikram Solanke
Vikram Solanke is a Bhartiya author from Pune whose work explores the intersections of history, mythology, and cultural memory. Balancing his professional responsibilities—managing a diverse portfolio of businesses including petroleum retail, real estate, and commodity trading—with his vocation as a storyteller, he brings to his writing a rare perspective that bridges the everyday with the eternal.
Despite the challenges of dyslexia, Solanke has cultivated a lifelong engagement with expression—through words, art, and dance— transforming personal struggle into creative strength. His debut book marks not only a literary beginning but also a testament to perseverance and imagination, reviving ancient wisdom for a contemporary audience.
Solanke’s writing is distinguished by its commitment to reclaiming and reinterpreting India’s cultural narratives, presenting them with both authenticity and imaginative vigor. His work aspires to illuminate timeless truths while celebrating the resilience of storytelling as an art form that transcends barriers.
