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SHIVA, The Ultimate Time Traveller
SHIVA, The Ultimate Time Traveller, is a brilliant narrative, which combines mystery, mythology, and meditation to reveal a profound spiritual journey. Shailendra presents Shiva, The Supreme Lord of Yoga, as the protagonist who rises through time and space to establish His sublime presence in the most endearing way, transforming and delighting the reader. In a timeless love story, the perfect Yogi meets the perfect Yogini. Will they be able to embrace the perfect destiny... or will the world create obstacles, not having understood perfect love? Shiva, who sports the title of 'The God beyond mortal understanding', is portrayed with an enchanting, almost human quality as we travel in Time with Him. Through myriads of mystically visualised renderings, we are transported to a magical world of divine, intriguing experiences, where the search for 'Self' unfolds as the quest of every soul as it seeks its way home.
304 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2015
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May 13, 2017
Beautiful narrative, showcasing the paradoxical essence of Shiva
This book is an easy read. What I like most is that it does not use heavy handed theology or secretariat principles of religion or sects in Hinduism.
It reads like a metaphor akin to Carlos Castaneda and Paulo Coelho. You can substitute Shiva and Sati with Peter and Pauline and still draw the message you want. Free will...
This book is an easy read. What I like most is that it does not use heavy handed theology or secretariat principles of religion or sects in Hinduism.
It reads like a metaphor akin to Carlos Castaneda and Paulo Coelho. You can substitute Shiva and Sati with Peter and Pauline and still draw the message you want. Free will...
October 16, 2020
Loved the book. The end left me in the tears. Could feel the pain even though the fact was known.
Nicely written. There isn’t anything new about the story itself, it’s how the author has narrated the story, that is different.
With the modern touch, not using heavy jargons, making it more of a love story of Shiva and Sati, the author has made it engaging book on Shiva.
Om Namah Shivay
Nicely written. There isn’t anything new about the story itself, it’s how the author has narrated the story, that is different.
With the modern touch, not using heavy jargons, making it more of a love story of Shiva and Sati, the author has made it engaging book on Shiva.
Om Namah Shivay
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I just loved how the author so beautifully has captivated the love story between two gods so human and so real and obviously beautiful with a vulnerable side of it.
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