Thought provoking book that explores the Mahabharata and draws guidance on issues relevant to our lives: ? Kula, Sanskar and Parampara – one generation to the next. ? Choosing a life partner for yourself or your child? ? Mother-in-laws do not do what was done to you! ? Promises and vows—when in conflict with our obligations and duty? ? OK to pursue emotional needs and material desires? ? Sacrifice, charity, penance—their relevance? ? Heaven and Hell: Are they real? ? Self-learn the Hindu way of life. ? Validate your beliefs with rationale. ? Use Conviction, not Fear. ? Act based on Conviction to achieve Peace of Mind. The book captures the principles of intellectual property, contracts, pre-nuptial agreements, divorce, succession laws, etc.

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Universal Language

The English language of the Mahabharata book enables a wider audience to access and comprehend the intricate narratives and philosophical teachings. By using English as the medium of communication, the essence and richness of the Mahabharata's storytelling tradition are preserved and appreciated for generations to come.

Readable Amount of Content

By carefully selecting which parts of the epic to include and which to omit, the narrative is streamlined so that you can experience the key events and themes in a more accessible format. While some details may be lost in this constraining process, the overall coherence of the epic is preserved, allowing you to fully engage with the story within the confines of a shorter book.

Easy-to-carry

The light weight of the book makes it easy to carry wherever you go. Having this lightweight book in hand ensures convenience and portability when on the go. No longer do you have to struggle with heavy, cumbersome tomes as you go about your day. Now, you can easily slip this lightweight book into your bag or pocket and enjoy reading on the go without any added burden.

Traditional Experience

The paper format of the Mahabharata book offers a traditional reading experience that connects you to the rich cultural history of India. The physical pages allow you to physically engage with the text in a tangible and sensory way, enhancing the overall experience of engaging with this ancient epic.

Based on Principles

Principles discussed in the Mahabharata book highlight the importance of duty, sacrifice, loyalty, justice, and morality. The characters in the epic are faced with difficult choices and learn valuable lessons on ethics and values. The book emphasises the consequences of actions and the idea of dharma, or righteousness. These timeless principles continue to be relevant for individuals navigating the complexities of life and relationships.

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