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    Devlok 2: Based on the second season of the popular television show on the EPIC channel
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    Devlok 2: Based on the second season of the popular television show on the EPIC channel
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    Devlok 2: Based on the second season of the popular television show on the EPIC channel

    Written by Devdutt Pattanaik

    Narrated by Suyash Mohan

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    About this audiobook

    Are the illustrious clans of the Mahabharata from Surya Vansh or Chandra Vansh?

    Which yuga does the Ramayana occur in, and does it occur only once?

    What do haldi, kumkum, bhasm or chandan signify in a puja thali?

    After the sensational response to Season 1 of EPIC Channel's Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik, Devdutt invited his viewers and readers to ask him questions about Hindu mythology, which he has answered over thirty thrilling episodes. Prepare to be educated, entertained and moved as Devdutt delves into the exhilarating variety of Hindu mythology.

    In this volume, you will discover the difference between dhyan and darshan, aastik and nastik, Surya Vansh and Chandra Vansh. There are amusing stories about your favourite Hanuman and fascinating facts about the dark Vishnu avatars, Varaha and Narasimha. Learn why Lakshmi or Saraswati are always in conflict, and how women have the most intriguing characters in mythological tales.

    Journey deeper into the magical world of Hindu mythology with Devdutt, and you'll never want to turn back.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Random House Audio
    Release dateSep 1, 2018
    ISBN9780143496304
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    Devlok 2: Based on the second season of the popular television show on the EPIC channel
    Author

    Devdutt Pattanaik

    A medical doctor by training, Devdutt Pattanaik moved away from clinical practice to nurture his passion for mythology. His unorthodox approach is evident in his books, which include introductions to Shiva and Vishnu and The Goddess in India. He lives in Mumbai, India, where he works as a health communicator and writes and lectures on Hindu narratives, art, rituals, and philosophy.

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    • 5/5
      Very informative and interesting, highly recommend this to everyone, who is curious about Hindu Religion, culture and methodology