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The MoShakin King wants his Rugoraya seed. Of all the five JangLords of Gaia, Captain Harshal Singh Leonis disturbs him the most. Captain Harshal Singh Leonis is a young adult/adult quest for spiritual knowledge adventure. Harshal is a run-of-the-mill Sikh boy living in a rough village called Moursmouth. Join him on this journey to InaeTh, a planet of geode and jade and to MoShak; where he and the other five Janglords of Gaia will face the dark MoShakin King. Who is the last Immortalis, whose invincible weapon Harshal receives and what is the all-powerful Rugoraya flower? Will they ever succeed in defeating the MoShakin Hybrids? Will he ever see Dadee Rattan and Ruby again? Join him on this dark tale of blood, gore and ancient secrets. Product details Format: Kindle Edition File Size: 353 KB Print Length: 80 pages Publisher: LotusNo7 Publishers; 1 edition (15 May 2013) Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l. Language: English ASIN: B00CZFG84U |
Book review of Captain Harshal Singh Leonis
By R. K. Khaira
Harshal Singh's simple and down to earth personality makes him perfect material for carrying out heroic deeds and saving different worlds. His connectivity to inner truth makes his energy radiate beyond Earth into the intergalactic realms. He opens our eyes to an amazing journey of great battles and great beings which will leave you in awe.
You meet Sri~lah and other great alien beings who tap into Harshal's pure energy; desperately trying to stop the murky MoShakin Hybrids and their dark plan to take over all life and destroy all Rugoraya flowers. The book explores many inner battles that we face in life from anger, to insecurity, life circumstances, tragedy and the truth of what these 'filters' are and how to overcome them.
We are all heroes in our own way. We all have that inner energy within ourselves. It's just a matter of recognizing it, so join Harshal Singh on his soul stirring adventure. If you are ready, inner awakening is entering your life: hold tight as the ride is wild.
Book Excerpt:Harshal fought with keen precision. His sword seemed to have fluidity in its movement and execution. Like wading through clear water. Effortless slaughter. Like a dancer elegantly wielding a silk ribbon. Twisting and twirling. There was no hatred in the dance. No anger or revenge. Just bringing about the balance of the cosmos. Bringing the tilting scales back to its centre. It was effortless. Dreamlike. Harshal was at one with the Mesotie. Pushing aside his ego to connect to the higher realization, that everything was just one river of living, breathing consciousness.
The children danced the gory dance of death. The MoShakin flesh fell but the essence rose back up into the all-containing ethers. Nothing lost.
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| Note: Positive Sikh fiction characters are far and few between in modern day literature. The classics like Sundri, Bijay Singh, Satwant Kaur written by the saintly poet-scholar Bhai Vir Singh (1872-1957) with action packed Sikh heroes and heroines are like gold dust. Budding Sikh authors and illustrators should not hide away but bring forth the light of their creativity to share with the world. If you have it in you to write, then DO IT!! |