How do tales, symbols, and customs influence the society we live in? How do different people understand and perceive the world? How does mythology, often deemed convoluted, serve as a vehicle of subjective truth of a particular set of people?
Dhruv Kabra, a young and accomplished author, in his second title, once again mulls comprehensively over mythology. In this book, which is a collection of his engrossing articles and write-ups, Dhruv explores Indian mythology and communicates his understanding of the ancient scriptures to his readers. He elucidates on the significance and eminence of mythology presenting it in a crisp and intelligible manner for the contemporary readers.
So fasten yourself and let this spellbinding work decode a few insights from the ambiguous subject of mythology for you.
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Dhruv Kabra
Dhruv Kabra is a young accomplished author who hoards a burning passion for the subject of mythology. He loves transmitting his understanding of the scriptures to the world around through books and articles as a medium. He wielded his pen at the age of 15 and published his debut book based on Hindu mythology, entitled ‘Deities, Customs and Narratives’ that was officially launched at the City Palace, Jaipur and has gained a great response. He attempts to revive Hindu mythology in the modern-day era and thus, uses his pen to change the stereotypical thinking of people on the subject of mythology. He is an exceptional blend of confidence, passion, commitment, and righteousness.
