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Thrilling Novel: Redness of Ganges: when the Gods take away lotus from its land Kindle Edition

by Malek Moatassim (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Only if the Ganges River receded away from the land of human emotions, a person would become unfaithful of his home country and the values that shaped it and led to its prosperity. How could such a diverse community with such diverse heavenly figures (gods) seek to fight diversity on earth? The love that sailed throughout the Ganges starting from the top of the high mountains through the shores of moral legends and sacred songs fell from the top of the sacredness waterfall to the depth of hatred, envy, and blood.

When the hatred philosophy and the cloud of darkness cover the land of colors and cheerfulness, ideas clash in Juraij's mind, and he becomes torn between his desire to run from this hectic reality and to stay, endure and doom with those waiting. Purnima, on the other hand, adopts the ideology of resistance.

She holds high the banner of freedom with her romantic soul that is not satisfied by half-solutions. The good-hearted land sometimes gives birth to thorns (Varun). However, no matter how many thorns appear in the land and no matter how their harm the lotus, thorns are still foreign to this land and cannot get the blessings of the gods. The old heritage that was set on fire returns to its homeland (Jerry); the same land that burned it once is the land of its resurrection. But, it is no longer the same beautiful place, it becomes more unthankful and less lively. In the end, he puts on again his old white clothes and starts his nonviolence struggle.