Mahabharata : Unveiling the Truth
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  • Reads 2,429
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Nov 28, 2013
Indians pride themselves on having a rich cultural heritage. They pride themselves on their culture and society... The word sex is a taboo in general public and I hardly think most kids even get 'the talk' at sixteen. People aren't comfortable with their bodies and those who are, are often tagged 'characterless'

In all this chaos, people forget that they come from a place where their ancestors were quite free about their bodies and it's natural urges. Somehow, when the kids are taught about the history of India, they are never told that Kamasutra has an Indian origin or even what kamasutra is.

The greatest epic of all times, the Mahabharata is taught with passion but they always veil the parts which stare us right in our faces but the 'decency' won't let us admit.

In this book, I'll deal with Mahabharata in a completely different light and you'll realize that it doesn't look like what it's told after all.
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