The Krishna Key by Aswin Sanghi: Book Review
Are you a
lover of thrillers? Have your senses adapted enough to understand the line
where characters and plot become one and where characters trace their
trajectories straight into the readers’ hearts? This second question is
especially complicated, since even some writers cannot point out where this
line is. The best demonstrative strategy is to take you to some of the books as
instances that unsettled the world and left it on the mercy of imaginative
survival; The Da Vinci Code for
example or Hunger Games. We loved
their story line, their plot and of course, Robert Langdon or Katniss Everdeen,
they are vulnerable and their pain is intimate for us.
The Krishna Key is based on conspiracy theories that suggest that the Vedic civilization is the mother of all civilizations. Aswin Sanghy compares the idea of a supreme and extremely developed civilization to the lost city of Atlantis. By doing this he ascertains the significance of an all pervasive Vedic impact in all wakes of modern demo…
The Krishna Key is based on conspiracy theories that suggest that the Vedic civilization is the mother of all civilizations. Aswin Sanghy compares the idea of a supreme and extremely developed civilization to the lost city of Atlantis. By doing this he ascertains the significance of an all pervasive Vedic impact in all wakes of modern demo…