The Road to Kedarnath

Everyone Is Entitled to Improbable Gifts of Grace

De: Immanual Joseph

Narrado por: Alan Matthews

Duración: 3 h y 47 m

Resumen del Editor

An inspiring story about a man's journey to spiritual enlightenment and self discovery!

Arjuna, a young man from India, comes to the USA to study, falls in love with an American girl and marries her against the wishes of his conservative parents, thereby alienating them. He blames his wife for his rift with his parents.

In a moment of irrational anger, he causes the death of his pregnant wife. Filled with remorse, he returns to India to make amends.

Driven by inner demons, he abandons everything and becomes a mendicant. For three years he is a beggar, a madman, a renunciate, and as fate would have it, a thief and murderer.

In his journeys, he consoles an old man on his deathbed, rescues a little girl from a sexual predator, and helps a young woman escape a rapist "god-man".

But a series of unexpected experiences convince him to commit suicide at a place near the holy Kedarnath temple, hoping to be absolved from his sins and released from rebirth.

There he is saved by Krishna, an enlightened tea-seller, who lives alone in a mountain cave during the brutal winters of Kedarnath.

Arjuna stays at Krishna’s cave that winter, and what follows is six months of spiritual metamorphosis and self-forgiveness.

Arjuna discovers the healing power of choices, and realizes that by helping those he did, he is on the path of atonement.

Are you ready to choose to leave behind your past and carve out a meaningful future?

Get your copy of The Road to Kedarnath, and join the journey of inner healing and spiritual metamorphosis today!

©2022 Immanual Joseph (P)2022 Immanual Joseph

Very informative audiobook on the subject.

We feel the resonance of The Road to Kedarnath even after closing the book. It has depth, meaning, charm, and words that speak directly to the heart.

I truly enjoyed taking note of this audiobook.

I am exceptionally happy with this audio book. This is a wonderful narrative voice from Alan Matthews. Feels like a real experience

It is one of the best audible!

I feel as though I am reading someone's actual journal with many life lessons for me to apply.

I recommended this audiobook.

I am thankful for the journey you have taken with me, Immanual Joseph. This book touched my heart with its beautifully written, transformational, and healing content

Wow, Very excellent audiobook for me!

The Road to Kedarnath is a timeless book written by an exceptional writer. More than one reading is recommended for this book.

Very happy to listen this great book.

I am thankful for the journey you have taken with me, Immanual Joseph. This book touched my heart with its beautifully written, transformational, and healing content

Gorgeous journey of philosophy and heart

This book swept me away in elegant and accessible language and love. I’m going to listen to it again, as soon as I finish writing this! Poignant and beautiful, a story both unexpected and uplifting.

Really good audiobook to listen!!!

My favorite kind of book is this kind of book that weaves wisdom into well-written stories like poetry.

Overall 5/5 stars from me for the book.

I have known about Kedarnath for a long time. So, when I got an opportunity to get a book written around Kedarnath, I was excited and listened to the book for the first time in just one sitting without any pauses. Although the book has many deep thoughts so I have already listened to it two times.

The story starts with the news flash which I won’t spoil in the review. The review will be spoiler free. Chapter 1 really drew me in, I have heard about Chennai city as well. So, while listening to the audiobook, I can imagine the scenes of the city easily. The background score is peaceful as well. From Chapter 1 to the last the story flows nicely, and you can easily imagine the scenes as the narrator narrates. The reflections in the cave chapters are deep and make you reflect on your past deeds, and life as well.

The narrator has done a nice job at the narration, he does not rush the narrator and narrates the book calmly. The narrator was able to do Indian accents as well which was kind of cool.

The philosophical metaphors are also deep, and also make you listen to the book again, and again.

Overall 5/5 stars from me for the book.

This book is easily comprehensible by the listener

My connection to the characters was strong and I did not want the book to end. Recommend it highly