Maha Prayan: Jagadguru Shankaracharya / जगद्गुरु शंकर&#2366

The last work in the chain of novels about Jagadguru Shankaracharya written by Manishi Pdt. Janardan Rai Nagar is titled Mahaprayan. This is the tenth novel in the series. It depicts the entire life - journey of Jagadguru Shankaracharya and how it influenced the cultural life of India. He created an environment against the pretensions and hypocrisy propagated in the name of religion and used all his power to establish eternal human values. As a result the society got motivated to resolve the contradictions growing within the core of religion.

The end of this novel bears the climax of the entire series of novels in the unspoken voice of the silent, sacred and pure tears of the bunch of disciples of Shankaracharya. It contains thrill, pain and grief. It carries the immortal tale which may make the incorporeal entity realize for a moment the truth of bodily existence. Through this it becomes clear what Vedanta is- it is an exposition of knowledge, clarification of thoughts and doubts and an unquestioning realization. But Vedanta is not invocation through any chant. Yes, this is clear that while bearing the worldly, assimilation of Brahma in religion.