Take a dive into the fictional world of a child and witness the laws of karma through his eyes. If you tired of being an adult or feeling lost, may be a child's perspective is all you need
Sourabh Roy is a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication, an author. He is bringing a fresh perspective into occult and mysticism with a reproducible research approach.
Once there was a blacksmith who always loved his peace. He didn't want to fight, but fate had different plans for him. He was always thrown into problems bigger than himself. Surprisingly, he somehow managed to handle the situation. With enough trials and tribulations, he recognised some nuggets of wisdom lying around in nature. He decided to take a deep dive into the world of the occult without knowing what price one would need to pay. But with extreme courage, he decided to take the plunge into the muddy waters of the occult.
With each nugget of discovery, the blacksmith started to lose a portion of himself. There was no tether to bring him back from the muddy waters of the occult. It was not the risk, but the desire to find the source of creation that motivated him. He started to fall due to his weight. Slowly, darkness was engulfing him, but the zeal to witness the bot- tom of the pit was exhilarating for him. Black- smith wanted to touch the source of creation but at the same time he was also losing his Jeevatma, his body started to become weak. He very well realised that his clock was ticking faster and he will soon leave the world. However, the wisdom he gathered was something he never witnessed before. With a heavy heart, the blacksmith decided to do a final job. He planned to share the nuggets with the world. However, he was in a dilemma whether to share it or not because the path of enlightenment can be very scary and the blacksmith very well knew that people may not be ready to handle it. It has always been the nature of humans to label something as magic that the mind can't fathom.
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