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Devesh wrote: "“What if time travel required death?”“What if immortality destroyed civilization?”
“What if Dharma returned in the year 376,898 CE?”
What if the ancient immortals returned—not to a world of swords..."
Hi Devesh!
I downloaded a Kindle copy of your book and you can expect a review from me probably by May 2026 latest. This is totally up my alley, I am an expert in Indian Philosophy among other things. I am also an expert on the NEP IKS 2020 Policy and a scholar in incorporating the Ancient Hindu and Indian Holy Books and Shastras in the IGCSE and IB Boards in India. My specialization is the AS & A Level and the IBDP Boards. I review my books on Amazon.in, Goodreads, Fable and StoryGraph.
Hope you too can check out something written by me as well. I am a social issue fiction writer and education activist among other things. Here is my Goodreads page - https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...
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Email - pathan.fiza@gmail.com
Hope we can work together to support each other. Stay in touch.
God be with you!
Regards
- Fiza Pathan
(Education Activist/Teacher/Author/Publisher/Biblical Theologian/Catholic Nun/Website Designer/Blogger/Journalist/Social Worker/Professional Book Reviewer/Data Scientist/Data Analyst/Inventor)
Devesh wrote: "“What if time travel required death?”“What if immortality destroyed civilization?”
“What if Dharma returned in the year 376,898 CE?”
What if the ancient immortals returned—not to a world of swords..."
And your date for the free Kindle copy topic is incorrect. You have typed 2016 instead of 2026.
- Fiza Pathan :) :D
Fiza wrote: "Devesh wrote: "“What if time travel required death?”“What if immortality destroyed civilization?”
“What if Dharma returned in the year 376,898 CE?”
What if the ancient immortals returned—not to a ..."
Thank you very much for pointing out my mistake—I really appreciate it. . Please do give the book a read; it explores a new concept and focuses on unique world-building. If you enjoy it, I’d be grateful if you could recommend it to your friends.
Devesh wrote: "Fiza wrote: "Devesh wrote: "“What if time travel required death?”“What if immortality destroyed civilization?”
“What if Dharma returned in the year 376,898 CE?”
What if the ancient immortals retur..."
You are welcome Devesh. I was also wanting to interview you on both my online platforms 1) My Literary Blog insaneowl.com
2) My website teaching portfolio for PGCITE fizapathansteachingportfolioforpgcite.com
https://insaneowl.com/
https://fizapathansteachingportfoliof...
The second website has just recently launched my new invention, which aids special needs, differently abled, neurodivergent, and dyslexic students to read any educational content in a format conducive to their needs. It is right now being introduced to the public for reviews and purchase and demonstration purposes. It would be wonderful to have an author who has touched upon the Sacred Mahabharata in a dystopian fiction form on my website at this auspicious and eventful time in my PGCITE website's educationally rich and erudite career (1 year exactly). I usually prefer doing video interviews on Zoom for this PGCITE website online platform, let me know if all this suits you and whatever else via email:
My Email Address - pathan.fiza@gmail.com
Feel free to explore my online platforms via the links above. Get in touch with me. Let me know.
God be with you!
- Fiza Pathan
(Education Activist/Teacher/Author/Publisher/Biblical Theologian/Catholic Nun/Website Designer/Blogger/Journalist/Social Worker/Professional Book Reviewer/Data Scientist/Data Analyst/Inventor)
interesting take. I will get it. is it available only in India or across the world? I hope you can check out the Janya Bharata series too.
Manu wrote: "interesting take. I will get it. is it available only in India or across the world? I hope you can check out the Janya Bharata series too."
This book is available worldwide—you can download it anytime, anywhere, including on Amazon. Right now, it’s completely free.
If you’re into immersive storytelling and rich world-building, this is something special. In today’s market, there are barely 10–15 books that truly explore this level of depth in the genre—and this stands out as one of the first of its kind.
It brings the world of Bharat to life on a scale comparable to legendary universes like GOT, LOTR, or Dune.
Give it a read—and if you enjoy it, don’t forget to recommend it to your friends. Your support means everything.
Hi all of Devesh's fans! :D :) I just finished reading Devesh's epic book this evening and just reviewed Devesh' book on Goodreads and now moving over to Amazon.in, Fable and StoryGraph. Here is the link to my review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
I hope Devesh agrees to the video/audio or written interview with me on my teaching portfolio website for PGCITE ASAP. I think we have a lot in common related to his gorgeous and erudite book, and a lot to discuss online publically. And it is a great time on my website teaching portfolio for PGCITE to do so because it is getting a lot of international online action because of my latest invention. Please do say 'yes' Devesh!!!
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It happens to be the number 1 teaching portfolio globally, and I have defeated the teaching portfolios of all major universities, including Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge, Stanford, etc. Come and see! :) :D <3
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Hope you see this Devesh! :) :D
God be with you!
- Fiza Pathan
(Education Activist/Teacher/Multiple-Award Winning Author/Publisher/Biblical Theologian/Catholic Nun/Website Designer/Blogger/National Award Winning Catholic Journalist/Social Worker/Professional Book Reviewer/Data Scientist/Data Analyst/Inventor)
Fiza wrote: "Hi all of Devesh's fans! :D :) I just finished reading Devesh's epic book this evening and just reviewed Devesh' book on Goodreads and now moving over to Amazon.in, Fable and StoryGraph. Here is ..."
Dear Ms. Fiza,
I hope you are doing well.
I’m truly honored and grateful for the time and effort you invested in reading my book. Your thoughtful review means a great deal to me, especially your insight that it could be included in a student syllabus—there’s no greater compliment a writer can receive.
I would be delighted to do a video interview with you. At the moment, I’m deeply engaged in drafting the second part of the book, which I’m excited to share with you as my first ARC reader once it’s ready. In the meantime, I’d be more than happy to answer any questions you may have via email.
I have saved your contact details and will reach out as soon as I have some availability after this drafting phase. Thank you once again for your honest and encouraging review—it truly means a lot that you understood the intent behind my writing.
I also hope you’ll consider recommending the book to young readers who might benefit from it.
If you need anything at all, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
With sincere appreciation,
devesh.kydy@gmail.com
“What if immortality destroyed civilization?”
“What if Dharma returned in the year 376,898 CE?”
What if the ancient immortals returned—not to a world of swords, but to a world of orbital strikes, cybernetic exosuits, and nuclear fallout?
Hello, Goodreads community! I am Devesh Singh, and I’m thrilled to introduce you to my debut novel and the beginning of a massive five-part saga: KARMA YOGA VS DHARMA YUDDHA: ARAMBHAM.
If you are tired of standard mythological retellings and are looking for a story that smashes ancient Vedic philosophy together with hardcore, high-tech military sci-fi, this is for you.
Welcome to the Year 376,898 CE.
Humanity has touched the stars, exhausted its resources, and is now hovering on the brink of civilizational collapse. In the shadows, a fanatical cult—the Kāla Niṣṭha Sevayam—is orchestrating a cosmic war to usher in the ultimate dark age.
Their only opposition? A brilliant, ruthless human intelligence officer named Lt. Akash Agnihotri, and the legendary, immortal Chiranjeevis (like Commander Aśwatthāma and Mahārāja Mahābali) hiding in the high-tech, secret sanctuary of Shambhala.
But this isn’t a story where humanity waits helplessly for gods to save them. It is a story about human evolution. When ancient divine Astras meet modern EMP blasts, sonic charges, and 1,103 orbital bunker-buster missiles, the ultimate question is asked: Do we sit and wait for prophecy to save us, or do we carve our own salvation through Karma Yoga (the path of ruthless action)?
Why you should read it:
Unapologetic Blockbuster Action: Expect gritty, massive-scale warfare where cybernetic AstraForge suits clash with demonic entities and ancient combat formations.
Deep Lore & Philosophy: It challenges the very roots of history, questioning whether the Guardians of Dharma became too passive in their immortality.
High Stakes: War is brutal. Victories here are pyrrhic, and no character—mortal or immortal—is safe from the consequences.
If you love the epic scale of Dune, the tactical military grit of Halo or Warhammer 40k, and the profound cultural roots of the Mahabharata, add Arambham to your "Want to Read" shelf today.
I wrote this for the superfans of grand, unapologetic world-building. I can't wait to hear your thoughts, theories, and reviews as we step into this universe together!
link - https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0G45BSYTC