The Supreme Mystic: A Biographical Novel of the Early Years of Lord Krishna
Title: The Supreme Mystic: A Biographical Novel of the Early Years of Lord Krishna
Author: Amal Bhakta
Publisher: Turn Key press; Krishna Productions
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Language: English
Format: Paperback
Pages: 348
Krishna, who lived in the farming village of Vrndavana, India about 5,000 years ago, embodied roles such as a son, friend, lover, and teacher, revealing his divine nature and unique personality. During his time in Vrndavana, he performed miraculous feats, defeated demonic forces, and imparted profound wisdom, as later documented in the Bhagavad Gita.
He worked wonders that have never been replicated, spent joyful moments with the cowherds, charmed the milkmaids with his playful antics, and entertained his elders with his mischievous humor. Krishna protected the villagers from harm, bringing them peace, strength, freedom, and joy. His captivating form, enchanting flute music, and radiant smile made him beloved by all.
The Supreme Mystic is a biographical novel that draws faithfully from India's Vedic scriptures. It's both entertaining and enlightening, offering timeless insights and inspiration. Suitable for people of all faiths searching for answers to life's mysteries and paths to self-realization, it aims to purify the heart, uplift the soul, and bring true fulfillment.
