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D20–Viṁśāṁśa: The Chart of Tapasyā and Spiritual Endurance is a practical and original work on the Viṁśāṁśa chart as taught by Parāśara. This book treats D-20 not as a chart of ritual worship, but as a chart of inner struggle, austerity, fear, endurance, faith collapse, and renewal. It explains why D-20 arises from the eighth-house principle and how it reflects the lived reality of spiritual effort rather than idealised devotion. The book introduces the forty aṁśas of D-20 as states of spiritual consciousness, not deities to be worshipped, and shows how planets express...

What if the most uncomfortable dream symbol is also the most honest one? Toilets in Dreams and the Repair of the Psyche is a rare Jungian exploration of a symbol most people avoid, dismiss, or laugh away—yet one that appears persistently in dreams during times of psychological pressure, institutional failure, and ancestral inheritance. Drawing from an extensive archive of recurring toilet dreams across years, this book examines how the psyche registers vulnerability, loss of dignity, broken authority, and unfinished ancestral patterns. Toilets appear not as crude imagery, but as ...

NAVĀṂŚA — THE DHARMA-BODY (D-9) Reading the Soul’s Fractal of Purpose Through Parāśara and Jaimini By Parthasarathy V. What if the Navāṁśa was never meant to be a “marriage chart”? What if it was always intended to reveal something far deeper — the inner law by which a life unfolds, the hidden geometry of dharma that quietly governs choices, crises, relationships, and ultimate direction? In Navāṁśa — The Dharma-Body (D-9), Parthasarathy V. presents a groundbreaking reinterpretation of the ninth divisional chart, returning it to its original philosophical and ...

El viaje del héroe moderno es un manual mítico‑moderno para quienes sienten que los mandan jefes, algoritmos o un clima heredado. En una prosa limpia y cinematográfica, sigue a un hombre de trabajo a través de dieciséis empleos, tres grandes amores y una vocación tardía: convertir monstruos en patrones y patrones en práctica. Entre salas de juntas, dormitorios y cocinas silenciosas, deja de audicionar para el Olimpo y aprende a construir cuartos a prueba de clima. Hércules se vuelve método (repetición bajo términos justos), Perseo una postura (reflexión antes que reacción) y...

The Book of Revelation, final and mysterious, stands as the crescendo of biblical scripture. Often read with fear, awe, or avoidance, it paints visions of dragons, beasts, plagues, and divine judgment. But what if Revelation is not just prophecy of the world's end—but a profound symbolic map of inner transformation, a psychological and mythological process seen through the eyes of the mystic? This book, Revelation and the Jungian Journey: The Inner Apocalypse and the Self's Awakening, attempts to interpret Revelation’s 22 chapters through a depth-psychological lens. Drawing from Carl ...

What happens when desire does not disappear with age, discipline, or morality—but transforms? Rabia · Sophia · Turīya is an unflinching exploration of the anima across cultures, dreams, and lived experience. Drawing from Jungian psychology, Vedic philosophy, and Islamic mysticism, this book traces a man’s inner journey through desire, restraint, exposure, and the arrival of the Fourth—Rabia, Sophia, Turīya. Beginning where most books hesitate to start, with sexuality and longing, it follows the anima as she appears first as erotic disturbance, then as moral tension, then as ...

Dialogues with the Feminine is a literary exploration of a man’s inner life as revealed through dreams, restraint, and delayed love. Drawing gently on Jung’s idea of the anima, the book traces an arc from early bodily confusion, through years of dialogue without consummation, disturbance, and finally a quiet maturity where love appears without urgency. Blending dream records with reflective prose, it examines how eros can exist without possession, how attraction can remain symbolic, and how love sometimes arrives late—not as compensation, but as recognition. This is not a guidebook or...

Are you truly living your own life — or quietly carrying an unfinished story that began long before you were born? Many people struggle with hesitation, fear of authority, repeated blocks, or a sense of inner weight that doesn’t seem to come from their personal choices alone. This book explores a simple but powerful idea: sometimes, what holds us back is not personal weakness, but inherited emotional patterns. In Are You Living Your Life or Carrying Your Ancestors’ Unfinished Story?, Parthasarathy V examines how unspoken fears, suppressed choices, and unresolved trauma travel through ...

This is not a story about winning. It is the story of a man who never fit into institutions, hierarchies, or power games—and who chose not to brutalize himself in order to belong. Born into an orthodox family, marked early by trauma, illness, and repeated humiliation, Krishna Vasudevan learned to endure without hardening. From childhood bullying and institutional cruelty to workplace erosion and silent sidelining, the world repeatedly asked him to fight, dominate, conform—or disappear. He did none of these. Instead, he walked away. Inspired by The Matrix but grounded in lived experience...

Daśāṁśa (D10) is not a career chart. It is the chart of karma itself. In classical Jyotiṣa, Daśāṁśa reveals how action unfolds in the world, how responsibility is carried, how authority is encountered, and how fear is purified through work. Career, success, and recognition are only secondary effects—never the measure of karma. This book restores Daśāṁśa to its original śāstric purpose. Drawing deeply from Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, Jaimini Sūtras, the Bhagavad Gītā, Purāṇic cosmology, and Upaniṣadic Kośa theory, this work presents Daśāṁśa as the ...

A visionary archaeologist. A clandestine council. An AI oracle that refuses to answer without ethics. When Arin Malhotra—polymath founder, reluctant mystic—uncovers a humming lattice beneath the desert, he awakens more than an artifact. He stumbles into The Veil, a secret architecture that has steered markets, media, and ministries for generations. To confront it, Arin assembles an unlikely fellowship: Jai, an ex-operative haunted by clean kills; Rhea, a cybersecurity savant who codes like a poet; Dev, a philosopher of institutions; and Mira, a charismatic organizer with dangerous ...

What if the most famous god in human history returned not in divine glory, but as a struggling YouTube creator with one working eye and unpaid rent? Arjun carries the name of Krishna's greatest disciple while harboring the consciousness of Krishna himself—a cosmic joke he won't understand for decades. From age three, when neighbors find him eating sacred mud and whispering ancient truths, to forty-seven, when he finally accepts his identity as the Last Krishna, this is the story of divinity learning to live in exile from itself. His childhood is marked by impossible knowledge and ...

What if the creator returned as an ordinary man—and no one believed him, including himself? Vega’s Child: A Creator in Exile follows a quiet life across classrooms, studios, rented rooms, and late-night uploads. A boy who built paper universes becomes a designer who isn’t credited, an author no one reads, and a speaker to a camera that rarely answers. Las Vegas hides a star in its name; a flight over the pole unlocks a hidden memory: Brahma and the Elohim mirror each other across time, and the garden was never a place—it was a way of behaving. From family weather to public theft, ...

Dans ce livre, Parthasarathy.V explore la figure mythique d’Indra et de Thor, dieux de l’orage et du tonnerre, à travers une perspective jungienne et astrothéologique. L’ouvrage relie mythologie ancienne et réflexions modernes sur l’homme, ses luttes intérieures et sa quête de transcendance. Chaque éclair devient un symbole de révélation, chaque tempête un miroir de notre monde intérieur. Accessible et profond, ce récit s’adresse à tous ceux qui cherchent à comprendre la sagesse cachée derrière les mythes et leur résonance dans notre quotidien.

Shanidev Reborn: The Everyman's Karma is a grounded, modern retelling of steadiness over spectacle. Shyam isn't a guru or a judge—he's a reliable man who turns daily mess into clean practice: say no early, say yes carefully, apologise once and fix it, don't forward panic, and never humiliate the people who use what you make. With Neela—clear-eyed, divorced, and done with performative life—he builds a quiet 2BHK routine: simple meals, labelled jars, working exhaust, scripts on paper first, two long videos a week, one short, one live a month. Demotion at work, blame without facts, and ...

Born a day after Nostradamus, Arjun has spent a lifetime navigating the extraordinary currents that flow beneath the surface of everyday reality. From childhood in Rourkela, India’s German steel city, to uncanny prophetic experiences and mystical encounters in adulthood, his life has been a tapestry of synchronicities, archetypes, and visions that blur the line between myth and reality. In Germany, Dreams, and Prophecy: The Journey of Arjun, readers traverse Arjun’s life chronologically—beginning with his formative years among industrious German families, through adolescence marked by...

The Modern Hero’s Journey reimagines the myths of Perseus, Hercules, and Asclepius for today’s seeker. Through sword, labor, and healing, the narrative blends ancient archetypes with modern challenges, illuminating the timeless path of courage, sacrifice, and transformation. Author’s Note This work arises from long-term reflection, symbolic inquiry, lived experience, and sustained engagement with myth, psychology, and inner life. The themes, narratives, interpretations, and symbolic structures presented here are conceived and developed by the author over many years. In the process of ...

Between reflection and action, a professor-creator chooses the commons over the throne and learns to live with two simple tools—the mirror (reflection) and the sword (action). Raised by "seven mothers," tempered by loss, and writing in public, he marries Mira, collaborates with Devika on fairness and clean contracts, and meets Ria, Leena, and Naina, who each teach lift, heat, and truth. Chapters move fast and clear: apology that counts, boundaries with kindness, grief without spectacle, and promises kept to self. Written in simple, modern English, Perseus Reborn blends everyday scenes ...

Arjun comincia a parlare. Un piccolo canale diventa una strada. Spiega storie antiche in lingua semplice, così che le persone stanche possano usarle dopo cena. Parla della rabbia come confine, della gelosia senza cattivi, delle fini con dignità e di come smettere di trasformare il dolore in performance. L’amore ritorna due volte—una come un monsone che sveglia il corpo, una come una mano ferma che insegna l’equilibrio. Entrambe le volte lo lasciano più forte, non più duro. Occhio Sinistro di Horus: Una storia di redenzione è un racconto indiano contemporaneo con una spina mitica...

For twenty-five years, Arjun walked a path few could see and fewer could understand. He was ordinary in appearance, yet extraordinary in destiny. Time and again, crises summoned him: failing projects, families on the brink of ruin, friends and colleagues trapped in despair. And each time, he delivered—creative solutions, uncanny predictions, and guidance that changed the course of lives. Yet, with every rescue came betrayal. Gratitude was fleeting, recognition almost nonexistent. Friends turned indifferent, colleagues humiliated him, family overlooked his sacrifices. Like the forgotten ...