Somewhere among the Stars: Recollections of a Mystic

At the heart of this luminous tale is Ahana, an ardent student of literature whose world begins to unravel—and expand—on her eighteenth birthday, when she meets Krishna—a mysterious traveller and explorer of consciousness.

Their encounter marks the beginning of Ahana’s extraordinary inner odyssey: a journey across dimensions and lifetimes, plunging ever deeper into the secret realms of self-realization and unveiling layers of reality hidden from ordinary sight.

As Ahana’s quest deepens, the novel unfolds like a mandala—blending poetry and philosophy, emotion and insight. Here, the ancient truths of Vedanta—Atman, Brahman, Advaita—are not distant doctrines but intimate revelations, lived and breathed through the heart of a young woman awakening to her eternal Self.

In Krishna, Ahana finds not a myth nor a distant deity, but a presence closer than her breath—nearer than the beat of her own heart.

Somewhere Among the Stars offers a vision of Vedanta that is not dry or austere but a glorious embrace of existence—a Vedanta that is integral, dynamic, and complete.

It is not merely a novel—it is a portal into fictionalized spirituality, a genre unto itself where story, life, and revelation entwine.