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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the same page could contain three different stories?Trikatha is an experimental collection of twelve braided tales. Each story is formed from two independent narratives interleaved paragraph by paragraph.Read the odd passages, and you discover one story.Read the even passages, and a second story emerges.Read everything together, and a third narrative appears-created by the tension, silence and meaning between the two voices.Across these unusual tales, documents confront memories, official records collide with lived experience, and apparently separate lives begin to illuminate one another. What is written matters. What has been omitted matters even more.Inventive, reflective and emotionally layered, Trikatha asks the reader to become more than an observer. The final story is not completely contained in the book. It is completed in the reader's mind.Twelve stories. Three readings each. Thirty-six stories in all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the same page could contain three different stories?Trikatha is an experimental collection of twelve braided tales. Each story is formed from two independent narratives interleaved paragraph by paragraph.Read the odd passages, and you discover one story.Read the even passages, and a second story emerges.Read everything together, and a third narrative appears-created by the tension, silence and meaning between the two voices.Across these unusual tales, documents confront memories, official records collide with lived experience, and apparently separate lives begin to illuminate one another. What is written matters. What has been omitted matters even more.Inventive, reflective and emotionally layered, Trikatha asks the reader to become more than an observer. The final story is not completely contained in the book. It is completed in the reader's mind.Twelve stories. Three readings each. Thirty-six stories in all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Can an ancient hymn still say something meaningful to a modern physician?A Doctor Reads the Vedas begins with that question.Dr. Rajiv Singal approaches India's oldest sacred texts with the habits of a working doctor: observe carefully, distinguish evidence from interpretation, acknowledge uncertainty and never claim more than the facts can support.Moving through the Rigveda, Atharvaveda and selected Upanishadic passages, he examines ancient reflections on breath, the human frame, fever, wounds, food, water, sleep, dreams, mental suffering, plants, childbirth, aging and death.Each chapter asks three essential questions: What does the text actually say?What does a physician notice?What can-and cannot-honestly be claimed?The result is neither a defence of miraculous "Vedic science" nor a dismissal of ancient insight. It is a disciplined and deeply personal conversation between medicine and memory, science and wonder, professional experience and inherited tradition.Written for intelligent general readers, doctors, students and members of the Indian diaspora, A Doctor Reads the Vedas offers an accessible entrance into the Vedic world without requiring any prior knowledge of Sanskrit or Indian philosophy.This is not a book of treatment. It is a book about attention, humility and the enduring human obligation to come when called. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the same page could contain three different stories?Trikatha is an experimental collection of twelve braided tales. Each story is formed from two independent narratives interleaved paragraph by paragraph.Read the odd passages, and you discover one story.Read the even passages, and a second story emerges.Read everything together, and a third narrative appears-created by the tension, silence and meaning between the two voices.Across these unusual tales, documents confront memories, official records collide with lived experience, and apparently separate lives begin to illuminate one another. What is written matters. What has been omitted matters even more.Inventive, reflective and emotionally layered, Trikatha asks the reader to become more than an observer. The final story is not completely contained in the book. It is completed in the reader's mind.Twelve stories. Three readings each. Thirty-six stories in all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Can an ancient hymn still say something meaningful to a modern physician?A Doctor Reads the Vedas begins with that question.Dr. Rajiv Singal approaches India's oldest sacred texts with the habits of a working doctor: observe carefully, distinguish evidence from interpretation, acknowledge uncertainty and never claim more than the facts can support.Moving through the Rigveda, Atharvaveda and selected Upanishadic passages, he examines ancient reflections on breath, the human frame, fever, wounds, food, water, sleep, dreams, mental suffering, plants, childbirth, aging and death.Each chapter asks three essential questions: What does the text actually say?What does a physician notice?What can-and cannot-honestly be claimed?The result is neither a defence of miraculous "Vedic science" nor a dismissal of ancient insight. It is a disciplined and deeply personal conversation between medicine and memory, science and wonder, professional experience and inherited tradition.Written for intelligent general readers, doctors, students and members of the Indian diaspora, A Doctor Reads the Vedas offers an accessible entrance into the Vedic world without requiring any prior knowledge of Sanskrit or Indian philosophy.This is not a book of treatment. It is a book about attention, humility and the enduring human obligation to come when called. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Can an ancient hymn still say something meaningful to a modern physician?A Doctor Reads the Vedas begins with that question.Dr. Rajiv Singal approaches India's oldest sacred texts with the habits of a working doctor: observe carefully, distinguish evidence from interpretation, acknowledge uncertainty and never claim more than the facts can support.Moving through the Rigveda, Atharvaveda and selected Upanishadic passages, he examines ancient reflections on breath, the human frame, fever, wounds, food, water, sleep, dreams, mental suffering, plants, childbirth, aging and death.Each chapter asks three essential questions: What does the text actually say?What does a physician notice?What can-and cannot-honestly be claimed?The result is neither a defence of miraculous "Vedic science" nor a dismissal of ancient insight. It is a disciplined and deeply personal conversation between medicine and memory, science and wonder, professional experience and inherited tradition.Written for intelligent general readers, doctors, students and members of the Indian diaspora, A Doctor Reads the Vedas offers an accessible entrance into the Vedic world without requiring any prior knowledge of Sanskrit or Indian philosophy.This is not a book of treatment. It is a book about attention, humility and the enduring human obligation to come when called. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Can an ancient hymn still say something meaningful to a modern physician?A Doctor Reads the Vedas begins with that question.Dr. Rajiv Singal approaches India's oldest sacred texts with the habits of a working doctor: observe carefully, distinguish evidence from interpretation, acknowledge uncertainty and never claim more than the facts can support.Moving through the Rigveda, Atharvaveda and selected Upanishadic passages, he examines ancient reflections on breath, the human frame, fever, wounds, food, water, sleep, dreams, mental suffering, plants, childbirth, aging and death.Each chapter asks three essential questions: What does the text actually say?What does a physician notice?What can-and cannot-honestly be claimed?The result is neither a defence of miraculous "Vedic science" nor a dismissal of ancient insight. It is a disciplined and deeply personal conversation between medicine and memory, science and wonder, professional experience and inherited tradition.Written for intelligent general readers, doctors, students and members of the Indian diaspora, A Doctor Reads the Vedas offers an accessible entrance into the Vedic world without requiring any prior knowledge of Sanskrit or Indian philosophy.This is not a book of treatment. It is a book about attention, humility and the enduring human obligation to come when called. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…