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Book👉The mahasiddha Field
Author👉Dwai Lahiri
Ratings👉5🌟
Review💫
The mythological book revolves around An elderly wandering mendicant in South India, two young Indian-American men, two soldiers from the Indian Army and a mysterious sage from high up in the Himalayas are thrown together in an adventure unlike any other; as a most unlikely adversary leaps out of the world of Indian Mythology to challenge their beliefs, their sanity and their courage
The characters are described so beautifully and relate to the story in the best manner. The plot is written very beautifully and the narration underwriting style of the author is amazing. The language used is very simple and lucid anyone can understand this. The cover of the book is very beautiful.
excellent. The world building is nicely done the portals through which the asuras enter everything is done exceptionally.
Book cover is interesting and will make the readers curious to know the story.I will surely recommend this book to all.
**THE MAHASIDDHA FIELD**
🖋️by Dwai Lahiri
Story started when a yogi old man of 5'8" Bhadramanu came to the village Srirangapura.
Madappa,leader of village welcomes him and told the past story and secret of his village and the negative energy on it.
Next morning after his yoga he told about his past life how he became yogi & have the spiritual knowledge and went to old Banyan tree to examine it where they saw the hanging head of kind daughter of village school head master.
Now how she being killed & hanged???
What is the negative energy???
Why is she being killed???
How can they get rid of this negative energy???
To know the answers of all these queries please do grab copy of yours.
It's really fantastic experience of mythology including devik & asur powers,spiritual fantasy along with the scientific touch in it.
Author has worked hard by providing the meanings of hard typical vocabulary in it so we can enjoy at it's fullest.
My ratings : 4.6🌟
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Fantasy .
Rating :4/5;🌟
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This book is about Asuras and Devas. It's inspired from Hindu mythology. It also features a quest which makes it even more exciting to read.
The author has created a beautiful world and it's very complex and richly layered. The writing style is gripping it has a sense of suspense. It will make you keep turning pages. The characters are well developed through out the story. I was able to connect with them. Each scene was vividness described it was if you are there with the characters. The author has a magnificent imagination and the plot of the book is very much original. I am just of words how much I loved it.
Highly recommended.
The Mahasiddha Field
Part 1
1)Wanderer
The story started from an old wanderer man named Bhadramanu, who come to the village, the villagers guess him as Sadhu and welcome him in the right way.
2)The Guest
Madappa the leader of Village, took him with his home. Told him the history of his village and his past King. Then they all got dinner. After dinner, Madappa told him the secret of his Village that something negative energy captured the whole village.
3)The Swami
Next morning at 5 am Bhadramanu did it routine yoga and told his past life to Madappa. How he become Yogi. He also told him some spiritual knowledge.
4)The Banyan Grove
After they both go to the temple, and Bhadramanu examines the Banyan tree, which is nearly 400 years old. He saw a dead women head hanging the branch of the tree. He then shows this to Madappa and other men and asked who is she?. Villages told him that she is A kind daughter of village school Headmaster.
How that girl killed?
Who killed her and hanged her to the tree? Will Bhadramanu solve this mystery? Will he release the villagers from that negative energy?
Part 2
In part 2 , their have introduction of two men. 1 is Gautam who is the school life lover of a dead girl and 2nd is his friend Adi. Both live in Chicago and they got realization one day, that they have to go to India in same village where already Bhadramanu took a visit and now living for some days.
How they got realize? What is their relation to that village? Why they came from far miles to this place?
To know grab this book and read it.
This is the Mythology and spirituality concept based book. Related to Asura and Daivi powers.
The author also gives it a scientific touch. Very interesting and thriller book.
I like the titles of every chapter, like the simple language with little hard words. The author also gives the dictionary of the meanings of some hard words to the last of the book.
Cover and title of the book are very nice. Recommend to all the readers especially mythology lovers.
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The Mahasiddha field by Dwai Lahiri , The novel is a series... The novel contains mythology touch. So the story starts with a man visiting to Srirangapura named Bhadramanu. He talks to some local people for staying and essentials. Atlast , he stays in Maddapa's home where Maddapa told him about village's anixiousness. Bhadramanu decides to help villages with his spiritual powers. Madappa told that how villagers are anxious about deaths of cattles and pets since last few years. Bhadramanu seemed a Sadhu due to his look , villagers also thought he's a Sadhu and stories continues. The main theme of the story is Is Devas and Asuras are God or form of Human. Its all about them and belief , mystery , history & truth....
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So the book is Science fiction with mythological touch. If you love reading sci - fi with some different blend then this series is just for you...!
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Author has described everything so smoothly that you won't find it difficult to read. In mine case , I love reading Sci - fi but I found books to be complex ones but this is a definite good and easy read.
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Book cover is simply lovely and intriguing. Title is appropriate and relatable. Language and writing style is perfect. Storyline is interesting , Narration , vocabulary is on their peak. Blend of mythology makes the book an amazing read. I read the book very carefully and have taken time more than usual just to understand the concepts clearly. .
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The Mahāsiddha Field
The world of Asuras and Dévas is considered mythological. Indian mythology is replete with tales of Dévas battling the Asuras constantly. The interesting thing to note is that whether it is a God or an incarnation of a deity in human form, aka an Avatār, there was also a human element involved in these stories. The teachers of the Dévas (gods) and the Asuras were human sages, known as Rishis.
Find out what happens when seemingly unconnected individuals get drawn into a world of suspense and action, as mythology collides with their world in the book ‘The Mahāsiddha Field’, the first in a new sci-fi/fantasy series!
An elderly wandering mendicant in South India, two young Indian-American men, two soldiers from the Indian Army and a mysterious sage from high up in the Himalayas are thrown together in an adventure unlike any other; as a most unlikely adversary leaps out of the world of Indian Mythology to challenge their beliefs, their sanity and their courage.
- “After a minute of reading, I was like, thank god I picked this book up.”
- “From pace to comprehension, delivery, narration, and storyline, everything is more or less just perfect! (Also, the book cover – awesome!)”
- “A riveting book that springs into action from the first few pages and doesn’t let up!”
- “The author, Dwai Lahiri, has created a unique novel where the fantasy genre intersects with Indian culture, Hindu religion, tai chi, and the internal martial arts.”
- “The story is captivating from the onset and not only is it easy and captivating to follow but enjoyable, it is the kind of book you want to go on forever and are not looking forward to it ending. Thank goodness the Author is currently working on writing the next volume.”
- “This is an interesting novel that brings you into the inner sanctum of deep India. So many small elements building and put plainly before you – a satisfying novel that begs for many books to follow!”
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During a time that has since been relegated to the annals of mythology, two groups of advanced beings, begotten by the same Father, but to different mothers cohabitated the world along with the human race.
These two groups of beings were known as the Dévas and Asuras. The Dévas chose the path of balance, harmony and spirituality while the Asuras chose the path of science, technology and materialism. The two in constant conflict, with the Asuras seeking complete dominion over the Dévas and the humans. An ancient order of immortals, Spiritual adepts known as the Mahasiddhas, provided balance between the Dévas and Asuras, and assumed the role of safeguarding the human race…
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dwai Lahiri
Dwai is a long time practitioner of the Daoist internal arts with a focus on Taijiquan. He is also an eager student and practitioner of Advaita Vedānta, Kashmir Shaivism and Yoga. He enjoys being part of the artistic process in various forms – as a writer, musician and a martial artist. The Arts are an excellent medium for spiritual practice and he has dedicated more than two decades of his life in the quest for spiritual clarity.
He started writing in the early 2000s in the public domain, under the pen name ‘Rudra’ for ‘sulekha.com’, which then was the preeminent online literary portal for the Indian Diaspora. In 2007 he started the online journal ‘The Medha Journal’ where over 1000 articles—the compiled work of 96 authors including himself are available for readers today, on various topics ranging from Indic studies, philosophy to poetry and fiction.
In the worldly domain, he is a software engineer for a Silicon Valley software company, and an engineer by training. He likes to think of himself as humble bridge between many disparate worlds– science and spirituality, art and technology, Eastern and Western cultures.
He lives in the suburbs of Chicago in Illinois, USA with his wife, daughter and two dogs.
Most people live their lives unable to see the spark of the divine that they themselves are. Then they create divisions among each other and fight to uphold some external identification with God. God is everywhere, but God is also in you. We can show you who you really are.
Vishwabandhu (The Mahāsiddha Field)
The truth is absolutely simple and yet, so very complicated to us because we have been told a different and far more complicated story about our world, our own being.
Bhadramanu (The Mahāsiddha Field)
