What is Vaastu – a superstition, a science, or something else entirely?This book offers neither blind faith nor dismissive mockery. Instead, it invites you to understand Vaastu as a pre-modern design tradition – a grammar of space that helped people build comfortable, healthy homes for centuries.You will explore:Why the square and rectangle were preferred (ease of construction, not mysticism)Why the center of the house was left open ...

What do you turn to when the mind refuses to settle?Not a crisis. Not a breakdown.Just a quiet inability to find clarity.This book explores the experience of living with the Hanuman Chalisa—not as something to be explained, but as something repeated.It moves through three distinct modes:Narrative — A lived journey of restlessness, repetition, and subtle shiftsPsychological — An exploration of fear, tho...

What do the Upanishads and modern Information Technology have in common?More than anyone has documented — until now. THE SAME PROBLEM, TWICE is a rigorous, readable exploration of twelve structural parallels between Upanishadic philosophy and IT practice. Not metaphor. Not motivation.Structural parallels — cases where two independent traditions, separated by millennia, arrived at the same architectural answers to the same foundational problems. The Pancha Kosha model of nes...

There is a moment: brief, unannounced, available to anyone when you see something you know very well as if you have never seen it before. The familiar thing becomes strange. The named thing loses its name. And in that instant of not-knowing, something else becomes available, a clarity that the label, in its helpfulness, had been covering.Before the Name is a book built entirely inside that moment.Twelve chapters. Each one a sustained, immersive act of seeing a fiel...

What if nothing in your life went wrong…and yet everything quietly changed?Arjun is calm, precise, and in control. His world is stable. His decisions are measured. His life appears complete.But beneath that stillness lies something else.A series of small choices.A few delayed responses.Conversations left unfinished.Moments where action was possible—but not taken.Nothing dramatic happens.Nothing breaks.Nothing demands...

Learning Perplexity from PerplexityBy Mohan Krishnamurthy, Powered by PerplexityUnlock the full potential of one of the most advanced AI-powered search and research platforms available today—Perplexity. Co-authored by Mohan Krishnamurthy and Perplexity itself, this groundbreaking guide takes you behind the scenes of AI technology, revealing how Perplexity works, why it's different, and how you can harness its power for your personal and professional...

The Hilarious Prophecies of an Astrologer Who Saw Our Tech Obsession ComingWhat if an eccentric 1950s astrologer had perfectly predicted everything from smartphones to AI—but described them in the most absurd way possible?Meet Pandit Ji, the forgotten seer who foresaw:"People will hold glowing bricks more than their children's hands" (Smartphones)"Food will rot in cold tombs while the hungry watch"

Words That Make a World is a comparative exploration of wedding vows across ten of the world's great traditions — Hindu, Christian (Protestant and Catholic), Jewish, Islamic, Zoroastrian, Shinto, African Traditional, Buddhist, and Secular Humanist.Author Mohan Krishnamurthy decodes each tradition's vow in depth: its language, its ancient origins, its philosophical architecture, and the civilisational values encoded in its specific word choices. What emerges is one of the most surpr...

A writer arrives in Ooty seeking inspiration. What he finds is a palace that shouldn't exist, a royal host who may not be alive, and a vintage Plymouth car that holds the weight of a forgotten tragedy.When Rudra Maharaja invites him into the grand halls of a once-glorious estate, the writer is drawn into a story that defies logic and time. Meals are served by a silent old man. Conversations stretch across decades. And every night ends in an inexplicable eighteen-hour sleep....

Echoes from Room 203 A Paranormal Thriller by Mohan KrishnamurthyA young author on a 30-day, 30-novel challenge checks into a quiet hotel in Ooty—only to be assigned Room 203, a space the staff won't enter and the manager calls "lucky for writers." But luck has nothing to do with what unfolds.Each night, the room breathes. Taps echo in akshara rhythm. A weeping voice stirs through the walls. A mirror lags behind his reflection. And a jasmine-scented presence named Jenny beg...

Tea at Thendral Corner is the debut novel in the Leomohan Pocket Novel Series—a collection of short reads that blend mystery, emotion, and surreal realism, all narrated by a writer who finds himself living the very stories he sets out to create.Set in the misty hills of Ooty, this 10-chapter novella follows a struggling writer who arrives in town to complete an ambitious challenge: thirty novels in thirty days. But inspiration doesn't come from solitude—it arrives ...

AI Is Transforming Your Enterprise. Is Your Organisation Ready to Adopt It Securely?The opportunity is real. So is the risk. Boards are approving AI budgets. Regulators are enforcing AI laws. Attackers are targeting AI systems. And leaders at every level — CxOs, CISOs, Heads of Compliance, CIOs, and CTOs — are being asked to navigate it all at speed.Secure AI Adoption: A Leadership Playbook for Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Compliance is the definitive guide for e...