This is the book, written in a nice narrative story form for intellectual readers having doubt about timelines, confusion on rebirth, and feeling uncomfortable on evolutionary contradiction in religious believes.The story is inspired by the insigh...

This is the book, written in a nice narrative story form for intellectual readers having doubt about timelines, confusion on rebirth, and feeling uncomfortable on evolutionary contradiction in religious believes.The story is inspired by the insights of Dr. Rahul Shukla, on Abrahamic Mimamsa, that Sukracharya, traditionally situated within Indic cosmology, represents a foundational archetype underlying certain Western religious constructs. The book explores how teachings of Shukra have influenced distant civilizations leads to creation of Mayan calendar beginning in 3114 BCE and ending at 2012 CE.The book demonstrates how the widely accepted figure of Kali Yuga lasting 432,000 years emerges from textual misinterpretation and reinvented Yuga concept that resolves centuries of confusion surrounding duration and sequencing. This revised model fits precisely with the scientifically reasoned timelines of the Ramayana and Mahabharata proposed by Nilesh Oak. The timing of Kaliyuga fits logically and is not the event of future. The whole Kalki-Puran itself written in past tense by Vedavyasa after the Battle of Kikatpur and Vishshon.The book expresses Indic chronology for the succession of Manus as evolutionary phases in the emergence of The Vaivasvata Manu as Homo sapiens in current Manvantara. The first Manvantara of Swayambhu Manu were early bipedal beings appearing between approximately 5.4 and 4.6 million years ago.