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Ishitva is a boy in his late teens who lives with his sister Meera, in one of the most beautiful towns of the highlands. Ishitva struggles to experience life without too many identities that he forced upon himself over time. He observes an anomaly in his town that was apparently brought about by a group of scientists who were newly moving into the boy’s neighbourhood. Ishitva follows the anomaly, trying to investigate, and finds himself in an unseen corner of his town. He walks through a tunnel through a hill and reaches the other side, a magical plane of existence. On the other side, Ishitva meets beings who teach him the magic that the other side is made of: the magic of music. Experiencing the profoundness of music, Ishitva slowly loses the multiple identities of his and finds the greatest secret of life - a perfect being, along with the source of the river of the other side. Ishitva crosses the threshold of the laws of nature and travels through time and space back home, where Meera gives him a surprise that changes everything.
The manifestation is a philosophical fiction novella accompanied by the author’s poetry. It has written in it the practice of spirituality and manifesting through music and other ways to break through to the other side and into one truth.
Madhev Dua
Madhev Dua is a young writer who grew up between musicians and philosophers and developed a structured knowledge of music, and esoteric sciences. Intensive training in Tantra, Indian occult, sacred geometry, and Yoga has influenced his writing and art. He co-founded the brand 'Bannsri' that expresses the art of Indian ethnic artisanry. As a student of management and spirituality, Madhev envisions collecting a group of beings who understand perfect harmony and freedom from egotism and duality.
