THE HUMAN TRINITY
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Priest of Shoolpaneshwar Mahdeva temple was astonished to see trifoliate leaves of bael on Shivaling. Someone had probably offered bael leaves to shiva early in the morning before he woke up. But there were no bael tree in the area of twenty kilometres from the temple. If it happens once he could consider it normal but it was happened daily. He decided to find out who was this great devotee of Shiva. Next night he woke up all the night and attentive to see the person. Early morning he saw a tall, muscular man covered in a blanket. His forehead was covered with a cloth. Priest caught his feet and burst out beseechingly - "Whoever you are, I want your introduction. Your lofty personality tells me that you do not belong to this age. With great humility I surrender myself at your feet. Please reveal your identity. I want to know whether my guess regarding your identity is right or wrong.” He said just one line, “I am Acharya Drona's son propitiating for my sins.”
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Chris is an archaeologist working on a link between Maya civilization and Aztec civilization of Mexico and the mythological Naga people of India. His father went missing just before his birth. Armed with a clue found in his father’s copy of the Ramayana, he arrives India. Visiting different sites mentioned in the clue, he unravels the truth behind the myths and also gets involved in a series of murders. Only to be rescued by seven immortals of Indian mythology. His journey through India, Sri lanka, and Pakistan not only leads him to his long-lost father but also sheds new light of the link between Mexico and Indian mythology as well as unravel the mystery of Patala, divine weapon of Tretayuga, and seven immortals.
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The Human Trinity is debut novel of Dr. Yogesh K Singhal under pseudonym Yogy Singhal. He is a doctor by profession and astrologer by hobby but writing fiction on Religious Mythology is his passion. He is also interested in writing poetries. He respects and believes in all religion and brought up with a thought that Mythology is not a Myth-o-logy. He is a medical graduate from Ravindra Nath Tagore Medical College, Udaipur. He lives in Udaipur with his wife, Punita. He loves pilgrimage, reading, travelling, nature, movies, music and mostly spending time with his wife. He involved in medical teaching and has great circle of medical students. His future plan is to work on a book on rise of Sanatana Dharma by Kalki incarnation after catastrophe of nuclear war. You can contact him via Twitter at https://twitter.com/yogysinghal, via Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/iamyogy or via email at iamyogy@yahoo.in