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Its a classic master piece by the author. Rajiv Singh rated it it was amazing Feb 18, That to this book sounded too textual and the vocab seems to be tough. There vaywm too much voilence, let me correct, blunt voilence! Some people may find it offensive to Indian religion and some other may treat this as complete rakshamzh.
This necessitated the extensive research that he must have done. So here are the review of one of these books. Coming to the novel and vaym story itself, writing a philosophical novel about a Acharya Chatursenthrough this novel, has given such a glimpse into the life and times of Raavana that you feel that he witnessed everything through his own eyes.
An excellent book describing the rise and fall of Ravana. The change in her, her spiritual awakening, her spiritual ascension, and seeking enlightenment within rakshamay these elements make the second level, the spiritual high point of the raksshamah.
Rise and fall of Ravana; A pundit, a warrior but primarily an impulsive entity, which brought both his rise and fall in its wake.
This is a true, world class masterpiece. Need to be very much proficient in Sanskrit-Hindi language to be ably appreciate it. Highly recommended. An excellent book describing the rise and fall of Ravana. This book also give insights into ancient Indian civilization around 7 - 8 thousand years back. The author has clearly stated in this book that without understanding this historical perspective, geographical layout and culture of those times it will be difficult to understand the story.
And kudos to him that he has spend a great deal of time in getting that perspective in front of the reader. He has based all this historical details on the An excellent book describing the rise and fall of Ravana.
He has based all this historical details on the basis of ancient Indian literatures such as Vedas, Puranas etc. Some people may find it offensive to Indian religion and some other may treat this as complete fiction. Anybody who can read Hindi and by that I mean a very good Hindi and Sanskrit , and is interested in learning about the civilization which existed around 7 - 8 thousand years back, must read this. Its a classic master piece by the author.
Sep 22, Ajita rated it it was amazing. One of the best books I read The story of a culture which got extinct due to another- the way the opponents respected each other, the way concept of marriage and relationships are defined, can scatter aged old belief systems if one listens to the logic of the book. A devout Hindu- for whom way of life is the one propaganded since ages by his ancestors, will find it difficult to digest the historical background and stories explaning Rakshashas, Daityas and even other Kings and Rishis- Shivi, H One of the best books I read A devout Hindu- for whom way of life is the one propaganded since ages by his ancestors, will find it difficult to digest the historical background and stories explaning Rakshashas, Daityas and even other Kings and Rishis- Shivi, Harishchandra, Puru, Indra, Varuna,Vashistha etc.
Read it with an open mind- rising above the bais of current society norms and you will enjoy it. Dec 25, Anu rated it liked it. But sometimes author goes quite deep in to explaining the relationship of various characters which is not easy to remember. The discussion between characters is very simple and repetitive. Jul 02, Sharad Agarwal rated it really liked it. Great Novel, Ravan jo ki bhartiya sanskriti ke vivadspad charitron me se ek hai chatursen ji use dekhne ka ek naya nazariya hi prastut karte hain aur sath hi itihas ke kuchh tathyon ko isme pirote hain, sabse badi baat wo Ram, Indra, Rudra, Vishnu jaise kuchh patron ko Bhagvaniyat se door rakhte hain jo kabiletarif hai May 18, Nitin rated it really liked it.
Strong and Bold Epic. I have the same ideology as Raavan was having at that time. Nov 03, Ganesh Sharma rated it it was amazing. The book is only for those who love Sanskritised Hindi. Otherwise you'll be bored even before the book starts unfolding the facts.
Jan 02, Shobhit Dixit rated it it was amazing. Must read. Apr 02, Saurabh rated it it was amazing Shelves: mythological-fiction , favorites. One of the best I have read. May 02, Yogi rated it really liked it. Jul 10, Mukul Joshi rated it it was amazing. One of the best books I have ever read. The language is little bit tough. Sep 02, Mohit rated it it was amazing. This book is a refresher in our mythological history. It is a book about Ravana. But it is also a book about Dev, Nar, Rakshasa, Nag, Yaksha, Daitya, Daanav, Kinnar and everyone else who forms a part of our deep mythological heritage.
I made lots of notes and maps in the process and a good part of my copy and the back-cover is scribbled. The text of this book takes liberty with fictionalising am sure and discusses a plenty human flesh consuming, violence, phallic worship et al. All in all a wonderful piece of our cultural heritage and a book that should be preserved as a hard copy with each one of us to learn what might be forgotten otherwise.
Dec 01, Kumar Gaurav rated it it was amazing. Starts off with a promise of how hindu gods were more mortal than gods.. So it starts off with a promise of reality in past but doesn't give enough support for a lot of sub-plots. This was my second book from Acharya Chatursen.
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