Comments on: The Immortals of Meluha – Story of Shiva

By: Janak Patel

Janak Patel — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 08:32:19 +0000

Dear sir,
When this book will publish in Gujarati or Hindi ?
we are waiting for it and we will be thankful to you for ur publication in above language.

By: nk

nk — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 18:17:36 +0000

Those of u ppl who hv liked this book, might wanna read “Return of the Aryans ” by Bhagwan S Gidwani. All these books share sm common threads, however , in pieces even contradict each other.

By: Supriya Thapar

Supriya Thapar — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:01:44 +0000

loved this book.. waiting for the second part eagerly…when is it getting released?

By: sushant kote

sushant kote — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:05:27 +0000

i just lov des book,,a must read book, i m just waiting fr de sequel of it plz do let me wen it will be published,,thank u…

By: Balakrishna N A

Balakrishna N A — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 09:52:32 +0000

It keep the grip, subject choosen is well appriciated and the rythm is still their…. i wish after mahadev it will be vasudev by Amish…. we have so much more to learn from our past………keep up the momemtum

By: SB

SB — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 19:49:55 +0000

Anybody in the USA has this book who can ship it to me? I’m ready to pay the retail price and shipping.

By: V

Sun, 18 Jul 2010 03:17:25 +0000

Overall the concept of the book is really nice. The author takes elements from Indian mythology and combines them properly with his own fantasy.

In an interview over here http://www.whackk.com/july-2010/karma-shiva-and-adventure
the author said that, “I need to take feedback honestly and sincerely to keep improving. But if the point is specifically on the modernity of the language, I don’t intend to change that. Language is a means to an end. The end in the case of a fiction book is to tell a story. If the language makes it easy, then the language is doing its job. If the language is too difficult and ends up making the story slow, then it is not doing its job. And the best way to make the language easy is to use words that people use every day, not trip them up with some classical words for which they would have to rush to the dictionary”

By: Mash

Mash — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:58:25 +0000

This is a theory similar to that of Jesus’ – a great mortal deemed as God. This is how legends are created, after all.

By: Catherine acholonu

Catherine acholonu — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:37:01 +0000

We have completed our trilogy on the origins of world civilizations. Our second book They Lived Before Adam won the 2009 International Book Awards in USA in the Multi-cultural Non-Fiction Cetegory. Our third book The Lost Testament of the Ancestors of Adam, provides even more proof of Dravidian origins in West Africa.Rama and Osiris were actually two names for the same person, and Sita was Isis. Egypt did not exist then. It was in Punt/Meluhha that these things happened. In West Africa. Rama was the ruler of Atlantis before the Deluge, but due to sibling rivalry he had to leave Atlantis and he settled in the West African rain forest and still ruled the world from there. He was the first Christ/Avater of the world. Archaeologists have unearthed the city he built in the rain forest – there are many Indian artifacts there. It was he who sank Atlantis with Naga magic of Hanuman – the leader of the West African cavemen, who has been identified as the god El (Ele in Igbo and Ela in Yoruba). Osiris/Rama latter conquered Asia (including India) and created a new civilization there and imported African mythologies and legends into Asia through his West African followers who settled in Asia/India.

By: Catherine acholonu

Catherine acholonu — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:33:46 +0000

We have completed our triligy on the origins of world civilizatuions. Our second book They Lived Before Adam won the 2009 International Book Awards in USA in the Multi-cultural Non-Fiction Cetegory. Our third book The Lost Testament of the Ancestor od Adam, provides even more proof of Dravidian origins in West Africa.Rama and Osiris were actually two names for the same person, and Sita was Isis. Egypt did not exist then. It was in Punt/Meluhha that tese things happened. In West Africa. Rama was the ruler of Atlantis before the Deluge, but due to sibling rivalry he had to leave Atlantis and he settled in the West African rain forest and still ruled the world from there. He was the first Christ/Avater of the world. Archaeologists have unearthed the city he built in the rain forest – there are many Indian artifacts there. It was he who sank Atlantis with Naga magic of Hanuman – the leader of the West African cavemen, who has been identified as the god El (Ele in Igbo and Ela in Yoruba). Osiris/Rama latter conquered Asia (including India) and created a new civilization there and imported African mythologies and legends into Asia through his West African followers who settled in Asia/India.