KATHA: A Bhashya on Mahabharata

The term 'Bhashya' means 'Derived from what has been said'. In Indian literature, Bhashya were written as a commentary on Vedas, Vedantas, and of course mythologies such as Bhagwat, Ramayana, and Mahabharata.'Katha' takes the readers throughout the epic beginning a little ahead from the birth of Ved Vyasa to the end of Yadavas and the rise of Kali. However, the storyline itself is accompanied by pointers to observe within the story. Katha explores the characters of the epic in detailed manners, their motivations, their fears, their divinity, and their demons. More than simply telling the story of what happened, Katha takes a deeper dive into the saga. The readers of the book will have a better understanding and deeper appreciation towards Mahabharata and will find new motivations to explore the Vedic literature post read.The subject matter of the book has come from Sage VyasaThe wisdom within this book has come from KrishnaThe title of this book has come from GangaWhat the author brings into this book is this introduction. Read more