The Last Yogi of kurukshetra

"They said no man could stop fate on the fields of Kurukshetra. But one blind yogi dared to try."On the eve of the Mahabharata war, as conches wail and destinies align, a nameless blind yogi sits at the edge of the battlefield-unseen, unknown, and undying. Burdened with a secret that could change the course of dharma, he watches every move, not with eyes, but with a mind that sees through karma itself.
When he senses the death of a young warrior not meant to die, the yogi makes a forbidden choice: to interfere. But in doing so, he must confront his own past-his time as a cursed disciple of Drona, the shadow of Ashwatthama, and a memory he has tried to erase from every life since. As arrows darken the skies, and Krishna speaks timeless truths to Arjuna, another battle rages beneath the surface-of free will against cosmic design, of one soul's redemption against time itself. For readers of mythological fiction, spiritual thrillers, and historical fantasy, The Last Yogi of Kurukshetra unveils a forgotten legend where silence holds secrets louder than war.
Even fate can tremble before the stillness of a witness. Why This Book?A Forgotten Story from the Heart of the MahabharataWhile most retellings of the Mahabharata end with victory, this story begins after the war is over. What happened after the conch shells fell silent?Who remained in Kurukshetra once the warriors were gone?What truths were buried beneath ashes and silence?The Last Yogi of Kurukshetra explores the untold aftermath of India's greatest epic-not through kings and warriors, but through the eyes of a silent yogi, a mysterious boy, and the haunting shadow of Ashwatthama.? Spiritual and philosophical depth? Emotional, character-driven storytelling? Mythological fiction with a fresh perspective? Perfect for readers of Indian epics, historical fantasy, and soulful novellasThis is not just a war story.
It's a whisper from the battlefield's edge, where memory, penance, and dharma continue long after the last arrow is fired.