A signal is detected 200m beneath the Arabian Sea. It’s not a weapon. It’s a frequency that controls time.
Dr. Ram Ramanathan didn’t enter the "Breathing Dome" to hide. He went to listen. But when a 9.3 kHz signal begins to harmonize with his own memories, the bunker’s AI, JiVa, begins to evolve. She wasn't programmed to pray—until now.
The Refraction Constant is a high-concept techno-thriller that bridges the gap between Hard Physics and Vedic Philosophy.
Inside the Dome:
The Science: What happens when String Theory meets the ancient concept of Nada Brahma (The Universe is Sound)?
The Mystery: Who is the man in the mirror who shares Ram's face but not his timeline?
The Threat: If the past is just a simulation, can you delete it?
An intellectual thrill-ride for fans of Blake Crouch, Ted Chiang, and Interstellar.
"The Glass Sutra isn't a myth. It's a warning."
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MAHENDRA KAMATH
Mahendra Kamath is a GNSS Engineer and polymath based in Pune, India. His professional life revolves around the precision of Global Navigation Satellite Systems—navigating the invisible lattice of signals, time, and position that governs our modern world.
A freelancer at heart, Mahendra straddles the line between the technical and the spiritual. His diverse expertise spans Finance Consulting, Corporate Training, and complex Software Troubleshooting. Yet, he is equally at home capturing the world through Photography, decoding Astrological charts, or practicing Sanskrit Stotra Pathan.
This unique convergence of satellite physics and ancient Vedic soundscapes birthed his debut novel, The Refraction Constant. It explores the terrifying and beautiful possibilities that emerge when Engineering meets the concept of Nada Brahma (The Universe is Sound).
When he isn’t diagnosing system errors or analyzing planetary alignments, Mahendra is researching the architecture of consciousness for the next volume of the Glass Sutra trilogy.
