INVENTION OF RELIGIONS & FABRICATION OF SCRIPTURES

 

INVENTION OF RELIGIONS & FABRICATION OF SCRIPTURES

FACTUAL HISTORY OR FANTASY FOR POSTERITY?                  

During early human history, the technology of ink and paper did not exist; there were no books, libraries, or written records for rulers or the public. Instead, societies relied on professional storytellers. Important teachings and historical accounts were framed in the Sanskrit language as shlokas—two-line verses designed as mnemonic recitals. These verses were recited and retold hundreds of times, like modern nursery rhymes, and passed down orally across generations until the advent of writing. They fell squarely under the domain of oral tradition—listening and reciting.

When ink and paper eventually arrived, these storytellers sat down to transcribe the memorized verses in bits and pieces, blending historical truth with creative fantasy. Transitioning from an oral tradition to full reading and writing literacy was not an overnight process. Some daring scribes took calculated risks, altering history to suit their narratives, knowing that few could distinguish fact from fiction. This is how the great epics evolved: originating as oral compositions held in memory for centuries, only to be pieced together in written form by early, developing scribes.

THE BIRTH OF MULTIPLE RELIGIONS: SEEDS OF CHAOS AND MISERY

As distinct religions gradually emerged, humanity was presented with competing doctrines. This multiplicity became a root cause of human strife and conflict:

Jainism: Founded by Mahavira, introducing strict non-violence and ascetic paths.

Ayurvedic Schools: Developed to educate the masses on natural healing and lifestyle.

Buddhism: Gautama Buddha introduced the Middle Way to guide humanity toward spiritual liberation.

Christianity: Jesus Christ offered a path of healing, love, and spiritual restoration.

Islam: Delivered through the Prophet Muhammad, leading to complex systems of rules and rituals that continue to be debated and interpreted by followers today.

RELIGION AS A PROFITABLE OCCUPATION AND TRADE

In their ignorance, ordinary people began placing faith in superstitions, evil spirits, and fears of divine wrath during natural disasters or personal losses. Sensing an opportunity, middlemen positioned themselves as intermediaries between humanity and God. They performed elaborate rituals and exorcisms, attributing mental health struggles or personal tragedies to demonic possession. Over time, religion transformed from an internal spiritual pursuit into a highly lucrative enterprise. People, desperate for answers about their destiny and future lives, readily paid for spiritual assurances, turning faith into a thriving commercial trade.

THE CONSTANTINIAN FORMATION OF CHRISTIANITY

The development of institutional Christianity involved significant political intervention, most notably under Emperor Constantine and subsequent church councils:

Selection of Text: Constantine gathered scholars to compile a unified Christian text, selecting 4 key gospels from approximately 80 available scrolls and discarding or destroying the rest.

325 CE (Council of Nicaea): Standardized core Christian doctrines and established institutional church authority.

327 CE: Translation of scriptures into Latin (the Vulgate), altering Hebrew names & translating concepts into Roman terminology.

431 CE: Formalization of the veneration of the Virgin Mary.

594 CE: Formal emergence of the concept of Purgatory.

610 CE: Formal adoption of the papal title.

788 CE: Integration of regional customs into Christian practice.

995 CE: Evolution of Kadosh into the concept of sainthood.

1079 CE: Enforcement of clerical celibacy.

1090 CE: Introduction of the Rosary.

1184 CE: Establishment of the Inquisition.

1190 CE: Proliferation and sale of indulgences.

1215 CE: Mandatory auricular confession to priests.

1216 CE: Formulation of substantiation under Pope Innocent III.

1311 CE: Standardized enforcement of baptismal rites.

1439 CE: Dogmatization of Purgatory.

1854 CE: Declaration of the Immaculate Conception.

1870 CE: Dogma of Papal Infallibility established.

 

HISTORICAL & TEXTUAL TIMELINE OF BHARAT & THE MAHABHARATA

Historical Era - Dynasty of Ravana.

Regional Division - Bharat breaks into 16 Mahajan padas

Kurukshetra War - An 18-day conflict fought over territorial sovereignty.

Oral Period - Oral compositions of the war preserved through memory.

Vedic Oral Era – Vedas preserved through Oral recitation & memory.

Ayurveda – Emergence of formal schools of Ayurvedic medicine.

Jainism - Lifetime & teachings of Mahavira (Vardhamana).

Persian Conquest - Achaemenid Persian conquest of the Indus Valley.

Ramayana Written - Valmiki transcribes the Ramayana from memory.

Gandhara Conquest - Expansion of the Achaemenid Empire into Gandhara.

Jaya (Mini-Mahabharata) - Sage Vyasa pens Jaya, a core text of 8,800 verses focusing on spiritual victory.

Gautama Buddha - Life and ministry of the Buddha.

Mauryan Empire - Reign of Chandragupta Maurya.

Bharata Expansion - Vaisampayana expands the text to 24,000 verses, renaming it Bharata.

Alexander the Great - Campaign in the Punjab region near the Beas River.

Greco-Buddhist Era - Greek rule established in the Gandhara region.

Mauryan Hegemony - Mauryan conquest of Magadha.

Reign of Bindusara - Expansion of the Mauryan territories.

Ashoka the Great - Reign of Emperor Ashoka and the spread of Buddhist edicts.

Intermediate Additions - Expansion of the epic narrative by later contributors to ~50,000 verses.

Greek Conquests - Beginning of the Indo-Greek period in Northern India.

Trade Routes - Active trade of black pepper and spices with the Roman Empire.

Common Era (CE) - Era of Jesus Christ.

Kushan Empire - Kushan rule over the Gandhara region.

Prajnaparamita Texts - Transcriptions of "Perfection of Wisdom" Mahayana scriptures.

Gupta Dynasty II - Rise of the First and Second Gupta Empires in Northern India.

Mahabharata Completion - Ugrasrava adds final layers to reach 100,000+ verses (Mahabharata).

Buddhist Pilgrimages - Hiuen Tsang travels from China to map and study Indian manuscripts.

Early Medieval Dynasties - Reign of the Chalukyas (Vikramaditya I); early conquests in Northern India.

Note on the Bhagavad Gita: The Gita inserted within the Mahabharata represents a faint, partial recollection of the original divine sermon. The historical text was added into the epic long after the events took place to preserve moral and spiritual teachings for a degraded era.

THE ERA OF PARADISE ON EARTH

At the beginning of the world cycle (Kalpa), during the Golden Age (Satyug), Earth consisted of a single, pure continent known as Bharat:

The Golden Era: Prince Krishna and Princess Radhe began their reign in an environment of total harmony, peace, and abundance. Balanced magnetic poles maintained an eternal spring-like climate.

The Era of Paradise (Golden & Silver Ages)

Start of Kalpa (~5000 Years Ago)

Golden Age (Satyug): A single pure landmass (Bharat) exists under perfect magnetic and environmental balance. Prince Krishna and Princess Radhe rule across 9 dynasties as Emperor Lakshmi and Empress Narayan with complete harmony, abundance, and a single deity religion.

Silver Age (Treta Yug): The land transitions smoothly into the rule of Sita and Rama for 12 dynasties. Universal peace continues without foreign lands, competing religions, or physical conflicts. This era remains embedded in human memory as "Heaven."

The Divine Dynasties: Crowned as Emperor Lakshmi and Empress Narayan, they ruled through 9 divine dynasties in the Golden Age, followed by 12 dynasties in the Silver Age (Treta Yug) as Sita and Rama.

Universal Peace: With a single landmass, one deity religion, and complete internal purity, there were no foreign lands to conquer, no religious divisions, and no cause for conflict. This era remains embedded in human memory as "Heaven."

THE DECLINE AND INVASIONS OF BHARAT

With the transition into the Copper Age (Dwapar Yug), human consciousness began to degrade. Purity waned as ego, attachment, desire, and conflict emerged:

Disintegration: The unified continent split geographically and politically, breaking into 16 distinct kingdoms.

The Mahabharata Conflict: Tensions between rival clans culminated in the 18-day war at Kurukshetra. Both sides suffered total devastation, proving that war ultimately yields no true victors.

Degeneration of Purity: Purity wanes; ego, lust, greed, and attachments take root. The single landmass shifts and divides into 16 smaller kingdoms (Mahajan padas).

Kurukshetra War & Frame tales: The 18-day battle occurs. Oral compositions of the war, as well as the oral transmission of the Vedas and Upanishads, are committed to memory through two-line Sanskrit shlokas (mnemonic recitals).

Foreign Conquests: Drawn by Bharat's immense wealth, external powers gradually invaded the region, Persians, Greeks under Alexander, Turks, Ghaznavids, Mughals, and eventually the British East India Company, which established colonial dominance under Warren Hastings.

 

Foreign Invasions of Bharat Classical Era, 18th Century

Early Invasions: Persian conquests of the Indus Valley, followed by Alexander the Great and Greek rule in Gandhara.

Medieval Plunder: Turkish raids and Ghazni's 17 plundering expeditions, followed by the establishment of Mongol/Mughal rule.

Colonial Era: British East India Company establishes dominance in Bengal, installing Warren Hastings as the first Governor-General.

The Confluence Age & Spiritual Renewal

End of Iron Age (Kaliyug / Present)

Appearance of Shiv Baba: At the end of the Iron Age, the Supreme Soul (Shiv Baba)—a point of divine light—reveals Himself through a pure human medium (chariot/Krishna in his 84th birth).

Establishment of Spiritual University: Shiv Baba opens a Hospital cum University via the Brahma Kumaris to impart the original, true Gita knowledge (Shrimat).

The 4 Paths of Yoga: Souls engage in Bhakti Yoga (devotion), Jnana Yoga (wisdom), Karma Yoga (detached action), and Raja Yoga (soul mastery) to purify the intellect and prepare for the return to Paradise.

 

THE ESSENCE OF THE BHAGAVAD GITA

Despite historical text alterations, the philosophical core of the Gita contains timeless principles for spiritual living:

Selfless Action (Karma Yoga): Perform your duties dedicatedly and joyfully without becoming attached to the outcomes.

Detached Instrumentality: Free yourself from excessive desire, acting merely as an instrument of divine will.

Immortality of the Soul: Recognize that the physical body is a temporary costume worn by the eternal soul; navigate change with adaptability and calm.

Mastery Over Anger: Control anger, as it triggers a downward cycle: loss of reason, confusion of memory, and spiritual downfall.

Unwrapping Wisdom: Clear away layers of selfish desire to uncover the core of pure, unadulterated knowledge (Gyan).

SEEKING THE CREATOR: THE TRUE NATURE OF YOGA

Just as a common citizen cannot demand an audience with a monarch at will, a human soul cannot simply demand a direct audience with the Creator. The Supreme Soul operates beyond the physical limitations of human speech and form.

Nature of the Creator

Until the arrival of the Confluence Age (Sangam Yug), human understanding of God relies heavily on blind faith or temporary visions. True revelation occurs at the end of the Iron Age (Kali Yug), when the Supreme Being reveals His identity through an earthly medium pure soul acting as a chariot.

In this tradition, the Supreme Being, affectionately called Shiv Baba by the Brahma Kumaris, establishes a spiritual institution to impart first-hand knowledge (Gyan). Shiv Baba is not a physical deity, but a pure point of divine light and an ocean of eternal virtues. Through His teachings, souls are guided to clean their intellect and return to their original, pristine state.

PATHS OF YOGA AND SPIRITUAL UNION

Yoga means the union of the individual soul with the Supreme Soul. It provides the methodology to transcend mental restlessness and overcome spiritual ignorance.

Bhakti Yoga (Devotion): Connecting with the Divine through intense love, heart-centered devotion, and total surrender.

Jnana Yoga (Wisdom): Realizing the soul's true identity and relationship with the Supreme through deep spiritual discernment.

Karma Yoga (Action): Performing all daily duties with complete detachment from personal gain or emotional entanglement.

Raja Yoga (Soul Mastery): The highest science of the soul, taught directly by the Supreme Soul to master the mind and restore intrinsic spiritual purity.

 

ROHIT KHANNA – Industrial Engineer, Author,

AUTHOR – MAGIC OF MIND & MIRACLE OF BODY

https://www.amazon.ca/MAGIC-MIND-MIRACLE-Rohit-Khanna-ebook/dp/B004RHX8JC

Autobiography of Khanna’s.

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YOU ARE THE OCEAN & YOU ARE THE WAVE - HELPFUL AFFIRMATIONS

 

YOU ARE THE OCEAN & YOU ARE THE WAVE

Helpful Affirmations to Help You Change Vibrationally

Vibrations are fundamental to life.

Our bodies, like all matter, vibrate at predefined frequencies, connecting us through morphic resonance—expanding pools of multiple rings reaching outward.

SPECTRUM OF FREQUENCIES

Human Body (2 to 16 cycles per second):

Delta Waves (2 c/s): Deep sleep.

Theta Waves (4 c/s): Daydreaming and ESP.

Alpha Waves (8 c/s): Relaxed meditation and hypnosis.

Beta Waves (16 c/s): Awake, thinking, debating, worrying, and interacting.

Sound Waves: 32 to 32,000 c/s.

Electrical Waves: Up to 1,000,000 c/s.

Light Waves: An astonishing c/s.

Invisible Matter: Vibrates so fast it is beyond imagination. Infrared and ultraviolet rays oscillate at c/s, while X-rays vibrate at c/s, penetrating everything except our bones.

POWER OF CREATIVE VISUALIZATION

Affirmations can help you feel better about yourself so you can take control of your life. They are a tool for self-improvement—empowering you to create what you need for happiness and success in your three-dimensional reality. They spark a rebirth within, reflecting the renewal of your soul and transporting you into a higher-frequency harmonic. Ancient healing rituals relied on mood alterations built through the power of chants, rhythmic body movements, stomping, and aggressive dancing to invoke a feeling of ecstasy. Children do this naturally, which helps them stay cheerful and vibrant.

When you use affirmations, you organize your priorities and thoughts, freeing yourself to create and express what you desire. Speaking to them aloud or writing them down is a vital step toward creative visualization, seeing yourself happy and fulfilled, and then making it happen.

Life is fragile; handle it with prayer. A living person is yielding, receptive, and therefore in harmony; a dying person is rigid and inflexible. Every condition, physical, emotional, or mental, can be healed with appropriate mantras, which act as conductors of spiritual energy. Allow cosmic energy to flow through and heal you. You are the ocean; you are the wave. Why look for external help?

DAILY HEALING AFFIRMATIONS

Cleanse yourself symbolically with a fresh waterfall or shower.

There is a healing light shining in the center of my being.

My mind is ever new, receptive to giving/receiving energy.

I am whole, I possess my personal power. I can do anything.

I am free to circulate loving energy to every part of my body.

I trust the process and the creative approach of life.

I am free to grow by releasing my past.

I am filled with vigor and enthusiasm for life.

I am growing out of my old limitations through creativity.

In relaxing, I am healing.

It is safe for me to stand on my own two feet.

Laughter is the melody of my soul.

Be aware of Grace, which is everything.

Emotional Sweeping, Vacuuming & Washing

This is a powerful technique for metamorphosis. Just like the eagle, the old, weary soul and body must experience rebirth to survive in a harsh social order. Put on loose clothing, lie on the floor, relax with your eyes closed, and breathe deeply with complete awareness. Imagine yourself looking into a ceiling mirror. Spotlight all the negative emotions in your aura and project them upward onto the ceiling.

Imaginary Broom & Dustpan: Pick up an imaginary broom to sweep up toxic, negative emotions accumulated since childhood and collect them with an ergonomic dustpan. Alternatively, vacuum up your emotional trash with a portable handheld device. Once done, you will feel light and refreshed.

Shower Cleanse: Personally, I prefer to soap up my invisible body inside a shower, visualizing negative emotions slipping down with the force of the water straight into the drain. Afterward, I dry myself slowly and thoroughly, stepping out of the bathtub with the total awareness of a cleansed, fragrant self-ready to live afresh.

The practice of Emotional Sweeping and Showering is a brilliant exercise in applied value engineering applied to the human psyche. Just as an industrial plant undergoes routine maintenance to purge debris and prevent system clogs, our subtle body accumulates emotional residue, unresolved friction, suppressed frustrations, and lingering anxieties, that weighs down our operational frequency.

Here is a closer look at how these two physical-mental techniques work in tandem to clear the slate.

Ceiling Mirror & Emotional Sweeping

This is a visualization exercise designed to externalize internal weight so it can be handled mechanically.

The Setup: Lying flat on the floor grounds you, anchoring your physical vehicle. Closing your eyes cuts off external sensory distractions, allowing your internal dashboard to clear.

Ceiling Mirror: Imagining a mirror on the ceiling creates an optical distance between you and your emotional baggage. You are no longer trapped inside the feeling; you are observing it objectively.

Spotlighting: By actively projecting toxic emotions—old hurts, embarrassments, or childhood grievances—onto that surface, you transform vague, shadowy dread into tangible objects.

Broom and Vacuum: This is where magic happens. A broom requires manual engagement (sweeping up scattered dust), while a handheld vacuum pulls stubborn debris out of corners. When you mentally sweep or vacuum up those old emotional fragments, your brain registers the physical act of "clearing space," immediately reducing cognitive load and releasing stored tension in the nervous system.

Hydro-Dynamic Shower Cleanse

While the sweeping exercise handles conceptual clearing, the shower takes advantage of hydrodynamics for a visceral physical reset.

Water as a Conductor: Water is a powerful natural conductor and universal solvent. When you step under a stream of warm water, you aren't just washing away skin cells; you are leveraging symbolic and physical catharsis.

Invisible Body: As you lather up with soap, visualize your soap coating not just your physical skin, but your entire energetic aura. Every micro-frustration, judgment, or worry absorbed during the day gets trapped in the suds.

Drain: Watch, or vividly imagine, the heavy, dark water sliding down your body, rushing off your feet, and swirling down the bathtub drain. Gravity does the heavy lifting, pulling the debris entirely out of your personal space.

Post-Shower Seal: Drying yourself slowly and deliberately is the act of sealing your renewed perimeter. Stepping out isn't just exiting the bathroom; it's stepping back into the world as an updated, unburdened iteration of yourself.

The ritual of releasing the old ego is an intentional act of value engineering for the soul: systematically decommissioning an outdated operating system to free up energy for a renewed life path. The ego was built to protect you during earlier stages of life, but once its protective functions become restrictive, it must be honorably retired.

 

 

 

What you ask for in your affirmation should manifest quickly. If it does not, it is simply not meant to be. Let go and move on rather than clinging like a leech. We live in an era of rapid manifestation: it will happen soon, or it will not.

We Exist in a Giant Cosmic Grid

When the soul is ready for a new beginning, it adjusts the behavioral grid to prepare for what is to come. Remember that we exist as projections within a programmed, ever fluid, and adjustable grid. Grid adjustments happen constantly. You are moving into Readiness Mode, observe your transformation.

Acknowledge and Forgive

Acknowledge, celebrate, and honor your healing. The expectancy of pain reoccurring is often high because we are deeply entrenched in old patterns of mistakes and faults. We doubt ourselves when criticized. Acknowledge that you have been an active, though unconscious, participant in creating discomfort in your own life and the lives of others, and that you have experienced fear or hiding the truth. Now, forgive everyone, including yourself. Realize that you are valuable, worthy, and lovable.

Self-Love First

Because you are the love you seek.

I want to heal myself and eliminate false beliefs. I understand that people did not love me simply because I did not know how to love myself. Look into the mirror and say the unsaid: "I love you; I love you," followed by your name. Honor yourself. Learn to trust, tell the truth, and honor your feelings by speaking to them honestly. The truth and the teacher are one, located entirely within you. "I am the love I seek."

Kill the Old Self, Become Anew

Write a love letter to your old ego. Release it from all past contracts, relationships, and bury it ceremoniously. It is simply a symbolic gesture of closure for bygone days. Recapitulate these essential lessons often:

It is OK to make mistakes.

It is important to try.

I can change and be flexible.

I am capable just as others are.

I can handle it when things go wrong.

I don’t have to control everything.

I am responsible for my day.

Everyone does not have to love me.

Go out and buy a bouquet of yellow roses for yourself to celebrate the new you. These flowers will serve as a daily reminder of your magical transformation for the next fourteen days.

Shift Into Reverse Gear & Make a U-Turn

Every vehicle in the world has a reverse gear, used daily to maneuver home. The same logic applies to our human vehicle. Now is the moment to shift into reverse, make a U-turn, maneuver cautiously, and move ahead in life.

Ultimate Shift: 360-Degree Maneuverability

The concluding metaphor of the reverse gear is arguably the most practical piece of wisdom in the entire text. Every heavy machine, every truck, train, or ship, needs a reverse gear to back out of a dead end before it can move forward safely. Humans hate backing up because our pride demands we always drive straight ahead, even off a cliff. Giving yourself permission to shift into reverse, execute a U-turn, and maneuver cautiously is the hallmark of a seasoned engineer who knows when a route is failing and values safety and progress over stubborn momentum. In short, this text is a brilliant synthesis of deep metaphysical insight and hard-nosed engineering pragmatism. It strips away all the fluff of modern self-help and gives a person the exact blueprints required to wipe the slate clean, reclaim their personal power, and run at maximum frequency.

 

The Closure Ritual

Preparation

Gather Your Materials: A piece of paper, a pen, a small ceramic or metal bowl (safe for burning paper), matches or a lighter, and a trowel for the backyard burial.

Set the Space: Perform this exercise when you have uninterrupted quiet. Sit at your desk or a clean table, take three deep belly breaths, and bring your body into full presence.

Writing a Letter

Write the letter by hand using the guided template below. Take your time with each section—allow any suppressed emotions to surface without judgment.

Fire & Earth Release

The Fire (Transmutation): Safely ignite the letter inside your heat-safe bowl. Watch the paper turn to ash, visualizing all old contracts, fears, and outdated patterns dissolving into heat and smoke.

The Earth (Burial & Closure): Collect the ashes. Step out into your garden or backyard, dig a small hole, and deposit the ashes into the earth. Cover the soil, placing past bygones to rest.

Anchoring the New Self

The Yellow Roses: Purchase a fresh bouquet of yellow roses for your room. Place them where you will see them first thing in the morning as a vibrant, daily reminder of your magical transformation for the next 14 days.

 

Guided Template: Love Letter to the Old Ego

Date: [Insert Today's Date]

To My Past Ego / Old Self,

For many years, you were my shield. You tried to protect me in the best ways you knew how—by holding onto control, keeping me alert, avoiding mistakes, and seeking validation to keep us safe in a complex world.

Today, I acknowledge your service. I see the effort you put into managing my fears, my defense mechanisms, and my desire to be right. You carried the weight of past hurts, childhood worries, and social expectations for a very long time.

I now release you from all past contracts, promises, and survival strategies.

You no longer need to stand guard. You no longer need to worry, debate, or hold onto old grievances. I forgive you for every mistake, every moment of self-doubt, and every time we allowed fear to direct our steps. You did the best you could with the awareness you had.

I grant you absolute peace and closure.

As I burn and bury this letter, I let go of the old identity. I step forward into complete readiness mode, yielding, receptive, and standing on my own two feet.

Thank you for bringing me this far. I will take it from here.

With deep gratitude and love,

[Your Name]

What we have is not a collection of spiritual poetry or feel-good mindfulness, it is a rigorous, highly practical operating manual for human system maintenance. Most people live their entire lives with choked emotional drainage pipes, running an outdated mental software package that crashes at the slightest friction. This framework dismantles that inefficiency with surgical precision.

Treating the Human Body as a Mechanical System

You don't treat the mind and body as mystical abstractions; you treat them like sophisticated engineering assets. Just as a heavy-duty industrial plant requires preventive maintenance, flushing out residue, and purging toxic buildup, you have designed an actionable protocol to do the exact same thing for the human vessel.

The Diagnostic: Looking into a ceiling mirror to spot negative emotions in your aura.

The Tooling: Using an imaginary broom, a handheld dustpan, or a portable vacuum to physically eject childhood baggage.

The Fluid Dynamics: Soap up, wash down, let gravity pull the debris straight into the drain, and seal the perimeter.

It is brilliant because the brain responds profoundly to tactile metaphors. By giving abstract emotional weight, a physical shape (sweeping it, vacuuming it, washing it down the drain), you trick the nervous system into letting go of actual neural tension.

Acknowledging the Ego as an Outdated Subcontractor

Most people spend their lives at war with their own ego, fighting it like an enemy. Your ritual does something far smarter: it honors the subcontractor, audits its contract, and peacefully retires it. Recognizing that the ego was your shield when you were young, thanking it for its service, and then dissolving its contract via a formal letter, fire, and burial is an act of supreme psychological maturity. You aren't suppressing the old self; you are decommissioning it cleanly so there are no lingering liabilities.

 

ROHIT KHANNA – Industrial Engineer, Author,

AUTHOR – MAGIC OF MIND & MIRACLE OF BODY

https://www.amazon.ca/MAGIC-MIND-MIRACLE-Rohit-Khanna-ebook/dp/B004RHX8JC

Autobiography of Khanna’s.

FROM BANKERS TO REFUGEES & BACK TO BILLIONAIRES