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Kashi is not just a city - it is a portal, a mirror, a fire. She does not invite you; She summons you when your soul is ready to burn away illusions and remember its truth.
The Silence Beneath Kashi is not a travelogue or a manual. It is a living flame wrapped in words, a call to those who can no longer be satisfied with surface spirituality.
Across seventeen chapters, the book carries you through seven thresholds - from forgetting to remembrance, from illusion to fire, from self to Self.
You will walk with the Ganga as Mother, stand before the eternal pyres of Manikarnika, face the dark mirror of Kal Bhairav, and discover Shiva not as a distant deity, but as your own unmasked presence.
Each page is a threshold, each sentence a bell, each word a reminder of what you already are: a soul that was never lost, only hidden.
This is not a book to read once and set aside. It is a book to enter slowly, to let burn you, undo you, and remake you. Kashi does not give - She takes. She strips away names, masks, and lies until only the eternal remains.
If you have ever felt the ache of something missing, the longing that nothing in this world can satisfy, this book is for you. Kashi is not where you go when you die. Kashi is where death itself dies.
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Manoj Kumar P
Manoj Kumar P is a writer, seeker, and former startup founder whose work explores the space between human struggle and spiritual truth. Before turning to writing, he built - and lost - an IT company, an experience that reshaped his understanding of success, failure, and identity.
Today, his books bring together philosophy, spirituality, and lived experience to invite readers into deeper self-reflection. Manoj’s voice is not that of a teacher, but of a fellow traveler who has tasted both ambition and loss, and discovered the silence that lies beneath them.
Through his writing, he seeks to offer not information, but mirrors - for those who are ready to unbecome, awaken, and return to themselves.
