Avāk
Kailāśa-Mānasarovara, eka antaryātrā
by Gagan Gill
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Account of the travel of the author to Kailash-Mansarovar, Hindu pilgrimage center.
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In Hindi. The Second Edition comes with an appendix detailing a detailed bibliography, textual and visual references, practical information on the travel etc.
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Awaak
meaning
Speechless, Dumbfounded, Awe struck, Almighty, A walk in circumambulation
Awaak
A Journey To The Holiest Mountain of Hindus and Buddhists, The mythical Mount Meru, the centre of the world, A Holy Tibetans site held captive by the Chinese
A journey of last rites of a dear one
A final act of coming bare and clean of one’s Karma, one’s ego
A journey of a believer, done in the company of texts, ranging from modern thinkers to saint poets old and new
An attempt to create one’s own time and space in the process of a pilgrimage
A multi layered text that defied common notions of an elegy//a political reportage /memoir/ travelogue
Awaak sold out its first Hindi edition in 8 months
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