My name is Mysore N. Prakash. I have used pen name Satya Avatar in my first novel "The Courtesan and the Sadhu," which is now published. Please visit www.dharmavision.com where you can read the preface, excerpts, and the reviews.
My book is available on Amazon. Please visit http://artandsoulofnorthtexas.org to listen to my...
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My name is Mysore N. Prakash. I have used pen name Satya Avatar in my first novel "The Courtesan and the Sadhu," which is now published. Please visit www.dharmavision.com where you can read the preface, excerpts, and the reviews.
My book is available on Amazon. Please visit http://artandsoulofnorthtexas.org to listen to my interview.
Below is a synopsis with one of the reviews:
Set in ancient India just after Alexander the Great's invasion, this novel takes the reader through the spiritual journey of two seekers. Kautilya, the first seeker, is a Vedic scholar very close to finding The Truth. However, his life takes an unexpected detour, and he ends up building the Mauryan Empire. Although successful in re-establishing dharmic values in the Indian subcontinent and getting rid of the vestiges of Alexander's invasion, he continues to have inner struggles about the path he has chosen. Manu, the other seeker, is an elite warrior in the Mauryan Army but ends up becoming a seeker of Truth at a young age. Disappointed in love, he tries to find answers to his spiritual questions, first as a Buddhist monk and later as a Sadhu. In this story, the author takes the reader through the intriguing journey of the two seekers as they finally overcome Māya to reach Moksha (emancipation), but was it the path specified by The Enlightened One or was it God Himself?
"This is a fascinating story set in ancient India, conveying timeless truths that speak to readers from all cultures of our twenty-first century world. A delightful read indeed! All in all, this is an excellent, moving, and religiously inspiring work that deserves wide readership."
- Ruben L.F. Habito, Professor of World Religions and Spirituality, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.
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