Mahabharata:
The Eternal Quest, has received a tremendous response from readers, including
great endorsements from professors, some of whom plan to use the book in their
classrooms. As you may know, there is much controversy in academia as to who Sri Krishna is and His role in the Mahabharata.
In
MahaTEQ I bring to bear my life’s work in theater and storytelling and tell the
story in a cinematic, fascinating and thought provoking way.Without
being didactic, the book offers an authentic Vaisnava perspective in the understanding
of who Krishna is, of dharma, of real leadership qualities, and of the
foreboding nature of our age, the Kali-yuga. All this as the story moves
steadily forward, and in under 280 pages (a comfortable read for a college or
even high school course).
My hope
is that MahaTEQ will eventually replace
William Buck’s ambiguous rendition that so many professors are accustomed to
using and that the book will be used in discussion groups, for dramatic
readings, and ultimately as the basis for a film. This is what the Mahabharata
Project is about.
In this
respect, I ask the help of the devotees. We are upon the season for gift giving
and MahaTEQ would make a great gift for scholars, professors or for those
special people you are cultivating. I request that you get copies for these contacts or encourage them to order a copy themselves.
I have a
sale of MahaTEQ going on now which I am extending until the end of the
year. If you happen to be coming to New Vrindaban the book is only $11 (cover price $16). To read
reviews or order copies (Free shipping) through Paypal go to www.Mahabharata-Project.com OR contact me directly at story108@juno.com
Thank
you.
