Krishna Knihy

The story follows Conji as he faces a dual threat: an imminent assault from the Northwest tribe and the rising rebellion led by Greta, a vengeful Greek determined to seize the throne. Tension mounts as Conji navigates these challenges, highlighting themes of power, loyalty, and survival in a world fraught with conflict.

This book will awaken you to a new dimension of freedom in your relationships. This freedom is not external; it is an internal state in which you are free of guilt and anger, free of the need to make others wrong or you right. It is about consciously freeing you from hurt rather than indulging in it.When you have the experience of being internally free, you know what it means to love, to be compassionate, to open your heart, and to feel joy and purpose in your life. From this place, you spontaneously relate to and connect with others, and you become a source of healing in the world around you.Absorbing the wisdom contained here and translating this book’s insights into your relationships will mean an existence where you are free in every experience of life, in every experience of relationship.

Exploring the blurred lines between reality and illusion, the protagonist grapples with profound philosophical questions about existence and perception. His journey takes a turn when an alien, claiming to be a friend from a past life, appears to discuss extraterrestrial life, advanced technologies, and universal laws. As he recalls scenes from his previous births, he uncovers enduring behavioral patterns and contemplates his quest for moksha. This novella delves into themes of faith, rationality, and the interconnectedness of consciousness, offering a thought-provoking narrative on the human experience.

Offering a lighthearted escape during quarantine, this small story is designed to entertain readers with its engaging narrative. It provides a delightful distraction, perfect for those seeking a brief yet enjoyable read to lift their spirits while staying at home.

Through unique perspectives, the narratives reveal the experiences of a Brahmin family with a rich history of migration. The memoirs explore the events that shape their lives, providing insight into their diverse outlooks on life and the challenges they face. This exploration of personal stories highlights the complexities of identity, culture, and the impact of migration on familial bonds.