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πΉStarting with a mysterious tone when King Janaka finds himself confused with dilemmas and queries of who he really is and his mind seeking for spiritual enlightenment to know these world and about it's existence beyond the materialistic world. The book is divided into 4 parts: Mithya, Samsara, Sankalpa and Maya each part potraying kernel of wisdom and philosophy through our protagonists
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πΉA young boy Ashtavakra goes to King Janaka's court to debate the Kingdom's most learned sages but is ridiculed by the courtiers for his deformed body. After the boy triumphs in the debate, Janaka realises that the boy has extraordinary intellectual and wisdom and he becomes his disciple. Meanwhile when King Janaka is immersed in his quest to gain spiritual enlightenment, a treacherous plan unfolds inside the secretive world of the royal Palace. The Kingdom is on verge of war but King Janaka is more immersed in gaining spiritual enlightenment with the young sage. Ultimately with Ashtavakra's guidance, the King enters the realm of new world which alters the reality for him and his Kingdom.
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πΉAll giving us the glimpses of Devi Sita's Swayamvar. This book gives us an impeccable amalgamation of Self-help, spiritual wisdom and philosophy within the blanket of Mythology. The novel is rooted in ancient Indian spiritual wisdom and Philosophy. This is a compelling story sheds light on the modern reader's existential questions
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πΉThe story was slow burn enlightening journey. The language used can be easily comprehensible. The storyline was intriguing and effectively plotted. Loved reading this book I would not only recommend this book to mythology lovers but also Self-help enthusiasts who love Reading about spirituality and philosophy
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