PROJECT BRAHMA: Fire Remembers

Name: PROJECT BRAHMA: Fire Remembers
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Gaurav Jindal

Aug 2025 · Gaurav Jindal

5.0

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In a world where ancient wisdom whispers secrets through forgotten verses, Anaya, a young woman rooted in the clean logic of science, finds her life unraveling. A devastating truth about her birth and a cryptic prophecy branded "Born of Ashes" shatters her carefully constructed reality. She discovers a hidden legacy, intertwined with a monumental undertaking, a force that holds the power to reshape existence itself.

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5.0

1 review

Mehak Aggarwal

August 21, 2025

This book swept me into a world I never wanted to leave. The author’s worldbuilding is breathtaking—rich in detail yet never overwhelming.

About the author

Gaurav Jindal is a technology consultant by profession, and a storyteller by calling. With over a decade of experience in SAP and digital transformation, Gaurav serves as a Tax Technical Manager at Big 4 firm where precision and logic guide his professional world. Born and raised in India, his early fascination with Vedic hymns, forgotten rituals, and sacred geometry grew alongside a deep curiosity for science, language, and consciousness.

His writing explores the sacred meeting point between ancient wisdom and modern systems. In Project BRAHMA, his debut novel, Gaurav merges his deep technical insight with a lifelong fascination for Vedic knowledge, crafting a story where data meets divinity and memory becomes mantra.

He believes stories are not just told, they are remembered through us.

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