Krishnavtar : Vol. 6 : Mahamuni Vayas

This is the sixth volume of the massive novel, Krishnaavatara, which reveals untouched and poignant aspects of Krishnas life. According to the author, despite being contained in the sixth volume, this story serves as a preface to the entire series. Therefore, the importance of this volume is self-evident. From a time-and-place perspective, this was the time when the caste system was emerging in Aryavarta. In this context, Krishna Dwaipayana Vyas, the author of the original Mahabharata, the father of pilgrimage culture, and the author of the Shruti, had already become renowned during his lifetime as a great religious builder, a great sage, and even Lord Ved Vyas. However, how he, born from the womb of a fishermans daughter, reached this great glory is not mentioned anywhere. This novel is a beautiful fulfillment of this very need. In this work, we see the adolescent and young Vyas in an unimaginable dynamic, shaped by the complex conflicts of contemporary society and his own suffering. Furthermore, this novel contains numerous events and characters that captivate and captivate us.