Night Mare is Over

Author(s): Gunratnasuri, Mokshratnavijay
Publisher: Adhyatma Shikshan Kendra

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body with the soul has been there since eternity. Because of this contact, the soul gets encased in one body and casting it off, it wears another and in this manner bears the burden of different bodies."
She, the daughter of King Mahendra and Queen Hridaya Sundari, suffered much at the hands of these Karmas. Her struggle might have gained her medals and honours of all kinds, if she had been in person today. History honoured her and her name was placed as high as the honour would have it. She suffered and endured such as none but herself could stand. As she was a woman with all womanish tenderness and loveliness wrapped round her, she deserved a cup full of Nectar/Love to the brim.... and yet what fate destined to her ? A cup full of hatred, rebuke and harshness that turned her life in to a greatest tragedy befallen on a princess of her kind.... on a tender woman.
She received love as well hatred...both were unique. But she was a woman...born for victory and this victory she got, after battling hard with her enemies. ..the Karmas. The tragic tale ends and fate changes its course for a brighter phase.
The remarkable character of Anjana, is memorable for ages for one thing - her way of thinking. When she was head-deep in the water of misery, she found fault with none, "It is all due to my ill fated Karmas, none is to be blamed" was all she thought. And this very thought, won her a name through the pages of history.
Why should one read this book particularly ?
I know the story... I know the main points..! is the typical response of an uncaring reader, who knows something....a head or a tail of the Indian History and the Epics. But let me state this straightforwardly..."Did you ever share the grief and torment of those characters ? No, you
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