Bodhipurush – Maya, Chhal aur Gyanodaya

Description

Set against the backdrop of the 6th century BCE, this work of historical fiction follows the journey of the very man whose sight inspired Siddhartha to renounce worldly life—and who ultimately became instrumental in his path to Buddhahood.

More than a historical narrative, this novel is a rich exploration of Indian philosophy and human emotions. Through themes of ego, fear, anger, desire, love, compassion, and deception, it introduces readers to diverse Indian philosophical traditions while delving deep into the complexities of the human mind.

Ideal for readers of Indian philosophy, historical fiction, and psychological narratives, the novel traces the transformation of Subhuti, a poor farmer, alongside Siddhartha’s journey toward enlightenment. This compelling tale explores the mysteries of life and death, the nature of awareness, and the power of witnessing consciousness, offering thoughtful readers a profound opportunity for self-reflection.