Thaths wrote: > Some years ago, I read Amar Chitra Katha's Dasa Avatar series. It was > a very nice work of fiction, at best.... I was literally ROFL reading > the last book because this Kali avatar is supposed to just kill his > enemies in assuming the shape of some weird animal. Whether he talks > to them while doing so, I guess we have to wait to see. I was > surprised that this book series actually sold as many copies as
Well, I am not sure what you are implying by this post. But where is the comparison between a "New York Times Bestseller" and Amar Chitra Katha? Apples and Oranges? > claimed. What was more surprising was that there are actually a lot of > people in India who believe that the end of the Kali yuga is very > near. Anyways, I am in agreement with you in that there are loads of people in India who believe this. Doesn't every religion have some version of Armageddon? I guess that is something made up by "elders" to keep us unruly humans in check. But that is not what this post is about. I agree that this is equally ridiculous. We tend to take some "books" too literally. Venkat
