The Long Road to Nalanda (eBook, ePUB) - Lekshe, Thupten
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Set in a mythical India at the start of the first millennium, The Long Road to Nalanda is the story of a young outcaste, Abhi, who is offered as blood sacrifice to the giant snake God, Jwala.
Abhi, a feisty young adolescent, must discover how she can overcome the dark forces raging against her. Intent on revenge, she travels through a collapsed empire where rival groups are competing for dominance. Abhi is befriended by a bunch of misfits, but, unable to make sense of her survival, she resorts to a desperate act of vengeance.
Will Abhi’s fateful action trigger the fall of a kingdom,…mehr

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Set in a mythical India at the start of the first millennium, The Long Road to Nalanda is the story of a young outcaste, Abhi, who is offered as blood sacrifice to the giant snake God, Jwala.

Abhi, a feisty young adolescent, must discover how she can overcome the dark forces raging against her. Intent on revenge, she travels through a collapsed empire where rival groups are competing for dominance. Abhi is befriended by a bunch of misfits, but, unable to make sense of her survival, she resorts to a desperate act of vengeance.

Will Abhi’s fateful action trigger the fall of a kingdom, as foretold in the ancient prophecy? And who will Abhi become if she emerges from the ashes?
Autorenporträt
Thupten Lekshe (Ivan Milton) is a clinical psychologist, Buddhist monk and author. Based in Melbourne, he has wide-ranging experience in mental health, education and private practice, and has worked in various inpatient and community settings as a clinician, mental health consultant and supervisor. Thupten Lekshe has a special interest in mindfulness-based therapies and meditative approaches to mental health, and has pioneered the delivery of the international contemplative education program, Cultivating Emotional Balance (CEB) in Australia. In addition to his academic and Buddhist publications, Thupten Lekshe has been writing fiction for many years including fictional pieces for the journal, Psychotherapy in Australia, and two children's picture books Wise Ways to Win and Fanciful Nights.