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The Bhagavad Gita is often called a spiritual scripture, but at its heart, it is a conversation — between a warrior in doubt and a guide who leads him to clarity. Its wisdom is not limited to the battlefield of Kurukshetra; it applies to the battles we all face every day. 1. Face Your Doubts, […]

The Mahabharata is often seen as a grand epic — filled with kings, wars, and divine interventions. But beyond its scale, it is also a mirror of human nature. Every character, every dilemma, reflects the choices we face in our own lives. That is why the Mahabharata remains timeless: it is not just a story

Walk into any bookstore or scroll through an online catalog, and you’ll see shelves full of spiritual books. From ancient scriptures to modern self-help, from yoga guides to meditation manuals — the options can be overwhelming. But not every book carries the power to transform. So how do you choose the ones that truly matter?

In an age of technology, AI, and space exploration, mythology may seem like a relic of the past. Why read stories of gods and demons when we can stream endless entertainment or scroll through news feeds? Yet, mythology continues to survive — not as old superstition, but as a mirror of timeless human truths. Myths

Publishing a book in India was once controlled by traditional publishers. Writers had to wait months, sometimes years, for approval, and even then most manuscripts were rejected. Today, self-publishing in India has changed everything. It gives authors full creative freedom, faster publishing timelines, and direct access to readers. At RaksaBooks, we believe in supporting indie

Publishing has always been about who gets to tell the story. For centuries, gatekeepers decided which voices were worthy of ink, while countless others stayed unheard. That system created bookshelves full of sameness and silenced the daring, the playful, and the different. At RaksaBooks, we believe publishing is not about permission. It is about expression.

Every writer has faced the dreaded blank page. You sit down to write, but nothing comes out. Ideas feel stuck, words feel clumsy, and frustration grows. This is writer’s block — and while it feels intimidating, it is not permanent. The key is learning how to move through it with the right strategies. Why Writer’s

Most aspiring writers dream of finishing a book, but the hardest part is not the story itself. It is showing up every day to write. A daily writing habit is the foundation of every successful author. Without consistency, even the most brilliant ideas fade away. Why Daily Writing Matters Writing is like exercise. The more