Reading Notes, Krishna Key, Part E

Religion

By: Gabfire Themes

This is where we use a little reality to add legitimacy to our story. We have an explanation of what seems to be some advanced thought or at least a deeper level understanding of Hinduism than the un-initiate would normally know.

We talk about Shiv and Vish, and how it is opposing forces that seem to be in harmony.

We discuss the number 108 and its significance. I can’t tell if this is a rip-off of Jewish mysticism or if it really is Hinduism. Its pretty interesting non-the-less.

A fascinating discussion about Muslim, Jewish, and Christian belief perhaps being based in Hinduism. A very compelling story.

Something about the description of Taarak choosing to fire his pistol into the air rather than answer the questions being posed by the police inspector, that made me ponder this portion of the book.

Adding an example of garden worms and their ability to survive with prolonged exposure to cold temperature  and lack of oxygen to the brain that adds an edge to the Radhika passing out thing. We get a better look how Sani thinks and how he makes correlations. Also, I felt the and loss that Sani must have been experiencing at that moment. He longed for a woman in his life and had suffered so much loss now after finding her, she was killed too? Luckily, because of his correlations, he bothers to try to keep her alive.



Bibliography: Ashwin Sanghi