Devlok Devdatt Pattnaik Ke Sang-2 (Hindi) [Paperback]

"Your Questions, Devdutt's Answers - Responses to Questions Asked by Listeners and Readers Based on Season 2

Is the remarkable family mentioned in the Mahabharata called Surya Vansh or Chandra Vansh? In which yuga did the Ramayana take place? Did it occur only once? What is the significance of haldi, kumkum, bhasm, and chandan in a puja thali? What story is associated with the famous Karwa Chauth fast?

After the wonderful response to the first season of EPIC Channel's 'Devlok: With Devdutt Pattanaik,' Devdutt invited his readers and listeners to ask him questions about Hindu mythology, which he answered in nearly 30 episodes of his series. He is introducing you to the vibrant diversity of Hindu mythological narratives.

There is a unique pleasure in participating in this enchanting and awe-inspiring journey through the tales of Devlok, mythological stories, myths from across the world, rituals, ceremonies, traditions, and customs.

This book represents the roots of our culture and civilization. When the author, in a simple and accessible style, reveals the hidden symbols and meanings of the most complex philosophical topics and reflective stories, he is nurturing the roots upon which our enduring culture flows proudly and uninterrupted through the ages.

The author has a treasure trove of interesting and entertaining stories, facts, events, and narratives that cannot be overlooked. Not only is he adept at explaining the wonders of various civilizations, but he also possesses the remarkable ability to keep his listeners, viewers, and readers engaged.

In this book, you will learn the difference between dhyan and darshan, aastik and nastik, Surya Vansh and Chandra Vansh. You will find various stories about your beloved Hanuman, as well as insights into the fierce avatars of Vishnu, Varaha and Narasimha. You will understand why there is always a conflict between Lakshmi and Saraswati in our lives, and why women emerge as the most interesting characters in mythological tales.

Embarking on a journey through the magical world of Hindu mythological narratives with Devdutt, you won’t want to return."