For more than three thousand years, the Indian subcontinent has stood as the epicenter of spirituality and philosophy—with modern India as its heart. It went beyond the religious rituals or philosophical reasoning and discussions, infusing deeply into daily life and various arts.

Arts, that the modern humans might see only as entertainment; but for the ancient scholars these arts were never a mere medium of entertainment—it was a mean of communicating the inner-self, a symbol of spiritual connection.
And this "spiritual connection" or "spiritual realm" was not confined to the yogis or the ascetics who have cut all their ties with the mundane world. Instead, it encompasses a large spectrum of arts.

This novel or should I say "book", is a non-fictional introduction to Indian traditional Arts and their state in the modern. I wrote it simply for a competition.


 Read only if you wanna get exposure to Indian culture and philosophy. 


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