About the Book: Fractal Maṇḍala offers a fresh exploration of Indian civilization through its own stories and traditions. It follows India’s journey from the deep past of the Holocene to the early Iron Age. Using the Purāṇas, Vedas, Itihāsas, and ancient genealogies, the book shows that what is often called ‘myth’ today was, for ancient Indians, a way of preserving history—a civilizational memory encoded in stories, songs, and symbols. The narrative brings these ancient accounts together with archaeological discoveries, language studies, genetic research, and astronomical data, guiding readers through events like great floods, the rise of kingdoms, early innovations, and long-forgotten battles. From the cosmic rhythms of Sarga and Pratisarga to the rise of dynasties such as the Bhāratas and Sāgaras, from legendary heroes such as Rāma and Kṛṣṇa to the great war of the Mahābhārata, Fractal Maṇḍala reveals a picture of India’s deep unity reflected at every level of life and time. Carefully researched yet accessible, this book is both a historical study and a cultural revival—inviting readers in India and around the world to see Bhārata with fresh eyes.