Reason: Magic! What! Magic, doesn't happens in real world...
Who says that... people who take you to a World of their own is the World of Magic!
So what was the first thing I read, it was....
"Been reading for two days straight. Do not despair! Cut and string your new one-size-fits-all eye relaxer for instant rejuvenation. Works best under artificial light."
No, No...hehehehehe....it's not from the book I have been reading...
It's from the flip side of the Book Mark that I received with the book, but saying goes good with the book, because once you start reading it...
You just can't stop!!!
I found myself sitting beside a natural spring, where the words of the book rose to take me into the journey of Kadhi, Satyavati, but most essentially Vishwamitra. He stunned me as much as he might have stunned Menaka, the most beautiful angel of the heavens...
He might just be mythological in character, but inside I found him to be one of us,
Who takes the destiny in his hand, to rise above his situation, to be the highest order of ascetic...
Its psychologically overwhelming because when you go through the neatly woven words, you feel drawn inside the inner realm of your own mind, finding the solution to n number of problems that you undergo daily.
Even you feel peaceful!
Scientifically, I could visualise the gestation process in the foal and understood the piezoelectric term so neatly woven in his words...
The writer is just outstanding, in his way of applying the knowledge he is so thorough with, and thus give you a sense of completeness when you finish it...
As a study of Humanities, I felt awestruck by the journey of this hero and his self-discovery of himself, who is essentially a loving person, innovative and one who feels shattered by the lie, told by the Love of his life, Menaka.
For me It’s not just another Hindu mythological story. For me as a reader it’s a story of the hero who believes in his inner strength and never gives up on that ability of his. Men lost in mundane world will find some of the solutions and answer to their confusions in this book... mythological as a physical attribute, yet contemporary in temperament!
Thank you so much Dr. Vineet Aggarwal for giving such a wonderful book that leaves one complete at the end.
Thank you for "Vishwamitra: The Man who dared to challenge the Gods!"
( I will never forget the way this book made me feel, will always remain Special! )
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