Ajay Nandeshwar's Blog
October 27, 2025
Manvantara
This is my very first author blog, and I couldn’t think of a better place to begin than by sharing the story behind Manvantara. A book that changed me long before it reached readers.
I’ve always been fascinated by the intersection of mythology, science, and human origin. Ancient texts across civilizations from the Vedas to the Sumerian tablets, speak of beings who descended from the heavens, carrying the knowledge of life, agriculture, and cosmic order. What if those weren’t just myths? What if they were memories, fragments of a forgotten history that shaped who we are?
That single question became the heartbeat of Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed!
The Birth of Manvantara
The idea began as a whisper during meditation, a feeling that the stories we call “myth” might actually be encrypted records of truth. As I explored the parallels between Hindu cosmology and ancient astronaut theories, I found myself drawn into a narrative that felt both familiar and revolutionary.
Manvantara reimagines the dawn of humanity, not as an accident of evolution, but as an act of design. Through characters like Enki, Enlil, Ninhursag, and Sanjay, the novel travels across timelines, from lost civilizations to modern laboratories, questioning who we truly are and why we were made.
It’s a story where science meets soul, where the cosmic and the human collide, and where every secret carved in ancient stone finds its echo in the DNA within us.
Why This Story Matters Today
We live in an age of technology and disconnection, searching for meaning in a world of algorithms. Manvantara invites readers to pause and look deeper: to ask if we are simply evolving or remembering.
It’s not just a story about gods and men. It’s about the human quest for identity, the weight of forgotten history, and the eternal tug-of-war between creation and destruction.
A Blend of Myth, Mystery, and Science
If you love books that blend mythology, ancient secrets, and speculative science, Manvantara will pull you into a world where temples hide laboratories, mantras conceal codes, and every legend has a scientific echo.
The novel draws inspiration from:
The Anunnaki and the lost planet Nibiru
The Vedic Yugas and the cyclical nature of creation
The fusion of genetic memory and spiritual awakening
A Personal Journey
Writing Manvantara was as much a spiritual journey as it was an act of storytelling. Each chapter took me deeper into questions I didn’t know I had, about purpose, consciousness, and the divine design behind existence.
This isn’t just a book I wrote, it’s a mirror that reflected parts of me I hadn’t met before. And if you’ve ever felt that same search for meaning, I believe Manvantara will speak to you too.
Explore Manvantara
Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed! is now available on Amazon (Kindle and Paperback).
Get your copy here
https://amzn.in/d/9qxqbuR
Follow me on Goodreads, Instagram and LinkedIn
for upcoming blogs, behind-the-scenes notes, and discussions about mythology, consciousness, and storytelling.
Every read, every review, every shared thought helps this story reach others who are seeking meaning in myth.
Thank you for being part of this journey, we are all stories designed to remember.
– Ajay Nandeshwar
Author of Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed!
I’ve always been fascinated by the intersection of mythology, science, and human origin. Ancient texts across civilizations from the Vedas to the Sumerian tablets, speak of beings who descended from the heavens, carrying the knowledge of life, agriculture, and cosmic order. What if those weren’t just myths? What if they were memories, fragments of a forgotten history that shaped who we are?
That single question became the heartbeat of Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed!
The Birth of Manvantara
The idea began as a whisper during meditation, a feeling that the stories we call “myth” might actually be encrypted records of truth. As I explored the parallels between Hindu cosmology and ancient astronaut theories, I found myself drawn into a narrative that felt both familiar and revolutionary.
Manvantara reimagines the dawn of humanity, not as an accident of evolution, but as an act of design. Through characters like Enki, Enlil, Ninhursag, and Sanjay, the novel travels across timelines, from lost civilizations to modern laboratories, questioning who we truly are and why we were made.
It’s a story where science meets soul, where the cosmic and the human collide, and where every secret carved in ancient stone finds its echo in the DNA within us.
Why This Story Matters Today
We live in an age of technology and disconnection, searching for meaning in a world of algorithms. Manvantara invites readers to pause and look deeper: to ask if we are simply evolving or remembering.
It’s not just a story about gods and men. It’s about the human quest for identity, the weight of forgotten history, and the eternal tug-of-war between creation and destruction.
A Blend of Myth, Mystery, and Science
If you love books that blend mythology, ancient secrets, and speculative science, Manvantara will pull you into a world where temples hide laboratories, mantras conceal codes, and every legend has a scientific echo.
The novel draws inspiration from:
The Anunnaki and the lost planet Nibiru
The Vedic Yugas and the cyclical nature of creation
The fusion of genetic memory and spiritual awakening
A Personal Journey
Writing Manvantara was as much a spiritual journey as it was an act of storytelling. Each chapter took me deeper into questions I didn’t know I had, about purpose, consciousness, and the divine design behind existence.
This isn’t just a book I wrote, it’s a mirror that reflected parts of me I hadn’t met before. And if you’ve ever felt that same search for meaning, I believe Manvantara will speak to you too.
Explore Manvantara
Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed! is now available on Amazon (Kindle and Paperback).
Get your copy here
https://amzn.in/d/9qxqbuR
Follow me on Goodreads, Instagram and LinkedIn
for upcoming blogs, behind-the-scenes notes, and discussions about mythology, consciousness, and storytelling.
Every read, every review, every shared thought helps this story reach others who are seeking meaning in myth.
Thank you for being part of this journey, we are all stories designed to remember.
– Ajay Nandeshwar
Author of Manvantara: Humanity Was Not Born! We Were Designed!
