Name: The Ramayana Within Us: A Psychological Journey Through Desire, Fear, Identity, Loss and Change (en Inglés)
SKU: 69034667
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Author: Vinay Kumar Aggarwal
ISBN: 9798906969842

portada The Ramayana Within Us: A Psychological Journey Through Desire, Fear, Identity, Loss and Change (en Inglés)

The Ramayana Within Us: A Psychological Journey Through Desire, Fear, Identity, Loss and Change (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Notion Press

Autor

Vinay Kumar Aggarwal

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

698

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9798906969842

The Ramayana Within Us: A Psychological Journey Through Desire, Fear, Identity, Loss and Change (en Inglés)

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What happens when reality refuses to follow the story we have built about our lives? The Ramayana Within Us offers a fresh psychological reading of one of the world's great epics-not as a retelling, but as an exploration of human behavior, choice, and change. Through Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Ravana, Sugriva, Vibhishana, and others, the book explores questions that remain deeply relevant: What happens when desire becomes possession? When does fear restrict our choices? How does grief change the meaning of our world? When does identity give us strength, and when does it become a prison? Why do some people adapt while others become trapped by their own interpretations? At its heart is psychological flexibility-the ability to change how we respond without losing sight of what matters. Hanuman illustrates the power of adapting methods while remaining connected to purpose. Ravana offers a contrasting pattern: extraordinary capability undermined by an unwillingness to reconsider. The book does not claim that Valmiki was writing modern psychology. Instead, it asks what the Ramayana can help a modern reader notice about the human mind and human behavior. Ultimately, the journey moves beyond the characters and toward ourselves. When the life we expected is no longer possible, what remains worth carrying forward? What will you change-and what will you refuse to lose? Read more