Synopsis "Code Shakti: Devi And The Lion"

The portrayal of Code Shakti is through reinforcing different Vedic concepts and fables. Like the ancient Puranas, the text is recursive. It is a story within a story, narrated through dialogues. Though the style is unpretending, the ideas are simple, and the tone is unassuming - Code Shakti assumes the reader is familiar with Vedic concepts. Philosophy, discipline and devotion are a comprehensive approach to life in a transient, frenzied world. The underlying theme based on "Devi Mahatmyam" or "700 Mantras on Durga" from "Markandeya Purana" is the classical 'good over evil'. The text emphasizes that bliss and purpose can be sought by visiting the closest pilgrimage on this planet - the church within.

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