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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSimply extraordinary! I have been through many books in this category. None of them is as easy to read and put in practice the guidance given as this one. I plan to buy a few copies and give them away to friends and family. – Amol Kaikini
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At one level, this book is for those who just want to understand the mysteries of the Sanatan Dharm, the Eternal Religion also known as Hinduism, including the symbolism of images and epics.
At a deeper level, this book is for you if you are seeking contentment in your spiritual and temporal life and striving for this feeling:
Complete in myself, fully free / I am all that I can be
I am ‘That’ all the time / I am its prose I am its rhyme
Not for me pilgrimages galore / Or visits to seers door to door
Wherever I look, there I am / My holy land is where I am
This book can be taken as fact or as fiction. The choice is yours, as always. The inherent truth here is beyond both.
Kishore Asthana
The author writes on diverse topics and his articles and poems have been published in the Speaking Tree columns of the Times of India, MINT, Covert Magazine and the Sunday Guardian. A few of his books in print include short stories titled “Tasnim & Other Stories” , “Three Extraordinary Love Stories”, a compilation titled, “Gospel of the Awakened”, a collection spiritual poetry, “Sunbeams from the Soul”, and poems on love and life, “Dear Heart”. He has also written a commentary on Nietzsche’s book from the non-dualist point of view under the title of “Thus Spake Zarathustra to Me
Though he has spent almost 40 years in the corporate sector in India and abroad after his graduation from IIM (Ahmedabad), Mr. Asthana is keenly interested in exploring the spiritual realm. This has led him to write articles demystifying the essence of the Sanatan Dharm. His writings explain the real symbolism behind the fairy tales and lore that form the bulk of most religions in a no-nonsense, easy to understand manner which the modern reader can relate to.
Mr. Asthana is the President of the high IQ Society, Mensa-India and also the President of Mensa India Delhi’s Underprivileged Gifted Child Identification & Nurturing Program.
