Nov 4, 2025
A man becomes Mahadev only when he fights for good.
Amish Tripathi, The Secret of the Nagas
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A man becomes Mahadev only when he fights for good.
Amish Tripathi, The Secret of the Nagas
extremely appalled that Amish used an AI generated image on his recent book cover. ChatGPT at that. it is just a whirlpool of chest-thumping patriotism in early India (which is simply anachronistic) mashed with Gen AI art. talk about downfall.
Have you read The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi (2010)?
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“If you spend enough time with anything, you start liking it. Even sadness.”
Amish Tripathi
Context: They were talking about how the truth can be different based on perspective.
It is said that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. It is not so simple. Power doesn’t corrupt, it simply unveils. The hidden character of a man remains what it is. Whether in power or not. Power just brings it all out in the open. Why? Because a powerful man thinks he can get away with it.
-Amish Tripathi
"If you spend enough time with anything, you start liking it, even sadness."
Amish Tripathi, Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta
It's 3 in the morning but I have a really important question so we all know that Amish Tripathi's books exist in the same universe we call the amishverse, so in the first book of the Shiva trilogy somebody mentions to Shiva that in meluha they have this rule book they follow and it's called"the song of God" so I'm assuming it's "Bhagvat Geeta" since it's literal translation too is "the song of God" we all know that the story of Mahabharata was narrated by ved vyas and then written by Ganesh ji. Ganesh ji also exists in Amishverse as son of Shiva and sati and the last chapter is written in his POV in the last book where he talks about a great war(which I'm assuming is Mahabharata) and maybe he will someday write about it (I'm assuming it's Amish ji telling how he intends to write about Mahabharata like how he is writing the ram Chandra series) so my question is if the Mahabharata happens after the fall of meluha then how come bhagwat Geeta exists in shiva's time?