The subtitle of the book, “Warrior Queen from the Rigveda,” hints at the book’s focus. Although I haven’t read the Veda, I appreciate the author’s mention of the hymns in the author’s note. The author’s remarkable job is transforming these hymns into a captivating story. The narration is simple yet engaging, drawing readers in effortlessly.... Continue Reading →
DHARMA: DECODING THE EPICS FOR A MEANINGFUL LIFE (REVIEW)
The book is an exchange of views/conversations/pedagogy between the son-in-law, his wife, and her parents about the epics namely, Mahabharata and Ramayana. It also talks about the Amish's Shiva trilogy (Disclaimer: don't read this book if you wish to read the Shiva trilogy because this book has major disclosers). The conversation is between... Continue Reading →
