I and my mother used to discuss a lot upon karmic accounts, the way things are balanced and the mechanisms through which these fruits are realised. One day, I decided that we should name all these processes. And thus, was born the idea of karmic accountancy in my mind. The doctrines, principles and practices are completely based upon myself and my mother’s observations of life- my life, her life, the lives of our relatives, friends, colleagues, acquaintances, etc. Slowly, I understood the accountancy behind it all. And boom! I wrote this book. I would like to give my sincere thanks to Adv. Anjali Chaturvedi, my mother, without whom this task wouldn’t have been possible. Because it was only because of her guidance and intellectually stimulating discussions that I was able to figure out the calculating mechanisms of karma and karma phal. The views are completely personal. The readers are advised to approach this book with an open mind. At the end of each chapter, certain exercises are provided. These exercises are based on the content of the individual chapters. These exercises, or questions, are to help the readers have some fun and also, if they want, to aid them in delving deeper into the concepts of karmic accountancy presented in this book. Have fun!
- Raunak Chaturvedi
Raunak Chaturvedi
Justice, equality and fair play. These have been my best friends since childhood. From a pianist to a comparative mythologist; from a philosopher to a poet and an author of 5 books (including this); from a legal scholar to a spiritualist, I have done it all! I hail from a family of eminent jurists- my parents are former Consumer Judges and currently practising advocates. I hate three things- lies, cheating and injustice. I love tree things- honesty, justice and purity of heart. I worship three things- my mother, Santoshi maa and my work. Currently, I am pursuing B.B.A.-LL.B.(HONS.) at Amity University, Kolkata. I had done my schooling from D.P.S. Ruby Park, Kolkata, from grade Nursery to 12th grade (Science P.C.B.). I wish to become a Judge someday.
- Raunak Chaturvedi
