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'You sent me to hell. Do You remember the day? We have never met, but You were once my enemy. I yearned to watch Life drain out of You.
All that has changed.
The words of my Guru have rescued me. You see, I'm a writer. At the time I met my Guru, I was at the very edge of my sanity, unable to finish a story. My mind was in a fog. All I could think of was You.
We made a deal, my Guru and I: We agreed to an exchange of stories.
I told her about the tale I was writing: Beauty and the Beast, after they marry. She told me of ancient epics that codified the Truths of existence. Why are We here? What happens when Death calls? Why do ‘good’ people suffer ‘bad’ things?
I want to tell You what I learnt. Stay with me until the end of these pages. These words are for You. Here, in this moment beyond Time and Space, I await You. How could I not?
Ours is the perfect ending.'
For those on a journey of growth: A fairytale about the Ultimate Reality
Exploring the hidden, esoteric meaning encoded in the Vedas and the Indian epic Mahabharata on the Singular Universal Consciousness that is our Source, this fantasy novel is at once an exposition on the scientific principles behind ancient Eastern mysticism as well as a self-help book celebrating one woman's journey from defeat to victory over Life and Death.
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Anupama Kalgudi
Anupama Kalgudi was born in India, moved to Zimbabwe, Africa as a young child and came back to India as an adult to pursue her higher education. She holds a degree in B.E. Electronics and Communications. After graduation, she chose to work in the social sector, exploring various aspects of her country, in all its variety, before setting up her own social enterprise, conducting online flea markets for rural and under-represented India.
In her spare time, she enjoys coaching professionals on their own journeys of growth, socializing, trekking, travelling and painting. Of all her roles, she is most proud of being aunty to one darling and adorable niece.
