About the journey
Arjuna Rudravanshi K, an engineering graduate, spent his youth primarily in sport and comprehension.
A Medalist in the sport of Trap shooting, when the lockdown in 2020 brought the world to a halt, in that standstill, Arjuna found the world beyond.
The mind and body that worked out five hours a day now had only four walls. Dissolving the mind and unconscious chatter by practising an elite level of mindfulness, Arjuna dedicated his time to Hindu Yoga and meditation.
An idea came to Arjuna one day, from Lord Shiva himself, as a spark, about the pain the world is causing by engaging with illusory maya while not remembering the Creator God, while not caring for nature or fellow humans.
As his chakras opened, his creativity flowed and he then wrote the entire manuscript in a month, challenged by his friend, for not being able to focus.
After two long years of editing his own manuscript, Arjuna brought the first publication out.
MultiRealm: The Vedic Universe’
“When Brahma Prays”
The concept of a MultiRealm is not imagined, the Vedas, Puranas and the Hindu Sages have always spoken about them from time immemorial.
Astral travel is spoken of prominently in the Western world too. The Sages in India however managed to establish two way conversations with God and the Devas(Angels).
Human minds run around within the mortal plane in BhuLoka but true experience is within, not out there. Inspired to bring ancient knowledge to the people of today, this fantasy “When Brahma Prays” came to be the Eldest child in The Vedic Universe.
Arjuna realised that the Vedic Gods are eternally conscious, capable of interacting with the seekers and thus envisioned a plot involving them all.