Welcome to "Samyāti," a mystical chapter within the grand tapestry of Gruham-a haven for Mahabharat aficionados and wandering souls alike. In the rhythmic echoes of its name, meaning to wander or travel, Samyāti invites both the architects of Mahabharat fiction and the avid readers on a timeless journey. This literary sanctuary transcends the boundaries of mere storytelling. Samyāti becomes the portal through which every writer and reader embarks on a voyage through the corridors of imagination, traveling back in time with each word penned or read. It's a space where Mahabharat enthusiasts from all walks find a common ground, weaving their narratives and exploring the vast landscapes of the epic. As a cherished part of Gruham, Samyāti extends its embrace to all, providing not just a platform but a little home-a refuge for creativity, solace for the stressed minds, and a tranquil space to wander within the realms of Mahabharat. Whether you're a wordsmith shaping the epic or a reader wandering through the pages, Samyāti beckons, promising to be the calming solace in the whirlwind of life. Step into the folds of this enchanting book, where the spirit of Mahabharat guides every wandering soul home.

#2 place in Mahabharat Awards 2020 An undiscovered face of Mahabharat after the cauldron. Apricity-- (meaning) warm rays of the sun in a winter day. As the cold,heavy storm of the Kurukshetra had nearly wiped out half of the population in Aryavart, a new ray of hope was born. Parikshit. The Tested One. Son of The Great Warrior Abhimanyu and Matsya Kanya Uttara Devi. The only ray of hope and glitter of the Kuru clan. He was the most loved one. The apple of everyone's eye. He had his doting family but still could feel the loneliness, queer calmness in everyone's eyes. We always wonder what happened after the Kurukshetra war. What happened to the Kuru clan ? Things weren't so mundane as you think it to be. Join the journey of this toddler who went on to become the Chakravartin Samrat of Aryavart. The Pioneer of Kaliyug.

The great war was fought 5 millenniums ago on the battlefield of Kurukshetra took a toll on the then existing human civilization . Those victorious had the whole nation to rule while those vanquished achieved eternal glory of martyrdom . But there was one among those fallen warriors to have been blessed with both victory and martyrdom by his own teacher . Only if he had used his abilities and the blessing to perfection the result might have been different . His chariot brought about his martyrdom while his bow had kept him undefeated till then . His skills and his birth were often questioned by many yet his armour made him invincible and immune to all of them . Let's join the battle of the warrior as his soul is replaced by that of a man from the era of modern scientific brilliance creating a mess in the course of the scripted war .

Time. The mysterious element of creation. Intricate and powerful. But what if a desperate woman choose to reverse the balance of time and space to create a rip. Will the end justify the deed? Let's find out. A story of love, hate and war. Between people and as well as their motives. It is the sequel to my first book 'A life I could never dreamed of'. Here we will follow the journey of our protagonist Adrika who went back in time in mahabharat era. Her journey there put impact on the future. When she died in that time only to wake up in future world which is now drastically changed. She knows nothing about her life in this new world. Nor she knew the horror that awaits for her in this time for centuries. It is an individual story yet I will request everyone to read the first book before going into this for better understanding. Enjoy the ride. Started: 25 Dec 2020 Status: On going #3 in Paradox out of 1.05k stories on 7th march 2021 #73 in futuristic out of 13.7k stories on 7th march 2021

Mahabharata. A tale of victory of Justice over injustice. A tale of sacrifices. A tale of diplomacy. The tale of the greatest war of India. The greatest epic. from my point of view. A 21st century girl. This is my version of Mahabharata so ofcourse it will differ slightly from the original epic. It's sole purpose is to show my love and creativity to my favorite epic. I don't mean to hurt anyone's feelings or sentiments. Any similarities with any other story is a mere coinsident due to based on the same Epic. PS: Please don't let yourself down at the number of chapters, once you start reading you won't notice how chapters are flying past. Give it a try. Start date:- 7th Feb 2019 End date:- 5th Dec 2020 Complete. Undergoing Editing. (It will take time because it's boring)

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