Pankaj Pathak: Spiritual & Mythological Fiction Books

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Each tale is a doorway—not just to ancient worlds, but to the sacred truths that live quietly within you.

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Pankaj Pathak

Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Awakening

Pankaj Pathak is a storyteller shaped by silence, study, and shraddha — devotion to the timeless truths embedded in India’s sacred narratives. Having walked diverse paths through the worlds of technology and enterprise, his journey ultimately brought him to the stillness of the written word, where dharma, destiny, and divinity converge.

Rooted in the classical tradition of itihasa and katha, his writing seeks not innovation but invocation — a return to the sacred cadence of stories that once flowed through temple corridors, village gatherings, and the hearts of seekers. His narratives echo with the wisdom of ancient rishis, the moral complexity of epic heroes, and the quiet presence of the eternal.

Each work is offered not as fiction, but as a mantra — an invitation to remember.

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A Song Without Sight

Born beneath the curse of Kamsa’s blood-drenched prophecy, Devnayan comes into a world he will never behold with mortal eyes — yet one he is destined to perceive with a clarity only the soul can fathom. In the age of Dvapara Yuga, when Sri Krishna walks among men, plays the flute in Vrindavan, and wields the Sudarshan Chakra in the dust of Kurukshetra, it is Devnayan — untouched by sight, untainted by illusion — who becomes the chosen vessel to absorb the Tattva behind the Leela.

He hears what others overlook — the sacred cadence in Krishna’s footsteps, the tremor of dharma shifting with each blast of the Pāñchajanya, the metallic whisper of karma unfolding on the battlefield. Through sound, breath, and sacred vibration, he deciphers the eternal truths woven into the play of Gods and men.

From the stolen anklets of Radha to the soul-stirring call of the Gita, Devnayan does not merely witness the avatar’s journey — he experiences its essence. In his blindness lies a vision unclouded by Maya, revealing deeper layers of Krishna’s divine purpose.

This is no ordinary retelling. It is a spiritual odyssey that traverses the sacred geography of Sanatana Dharma — from the bloodied streets of Mathura to the golden spires of Dwarka — guided not by sight, but by the inner light of Jñāna and shraddha.

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