Goddess of The Indus: A Historical Novel

Goddess of The Indus - A Historical NovelThis intriguing story, set in the Indus Valley 3,200 years ago, brings to life one of the most pivotal shifts in South Asian history; the transformation of spirituality and religion, of gender and power. At its heart lies the struggle of the indigenous peoples, resisting the rising tide of social and ideological oppression imposed by outsiders.Themes explored in this novel include:The Relationship between Religion and Spirituality and what lies beyond formal spirituality Pre-Aryan Goddess Traditions of South AsiaGender dynamics that transformed in the time when this story unfolds South Asian Cultures and HistoryHow hierarchy took such deep roots in South Asia that it transformed society for all times to comeAbout the AuthorDr. Kamran Ahmad holds a Ph.D. in South Asian Spirituality from California. Beyond academia, he spent decades immersed in diverse spiritual groups, learning their practices and worldviews. This experience enables him to distinguish indigenous lived spirituality from formal spiritual and religious traditions. His writing is also informed by over thirty years of work as a Clinical Psychologist with the International Civil Service, across different cultures on five continents. He is the author of several books on gender, psychology, and spirituality.Learn more about the author at https://drkamranahmad-4d.com/ Read more