Madhava Turumella
Madhava Kumar Turumella is a London-based author, poet, philosopher, and world-renowned scholar of Hinduism. He brings a rare blend of literary depth, spiritual insight, and technical expertise to his work, having spent decades as a senior technical architect in the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance industries.
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Madhava Turumella
Mr.Madhava Turumella is a renowned Hindu scholar, writer, broadcaster, and community leader who has made significant contributions to the promotion of Hindu philosophy and culture, both in India and internationally.
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The Riddles of Destiny
“Riddles of Destiny” is a gripping saga blending ancient spirituality with modern technology, exploring the impact of tech on free will and spiritual destiny. Central to this tale are Siddhanta Sarma, a sun-worshipping priest, and Gorak Aghora, a sage of the secretive Aghori sect. Their paths converge in a battle against Lucian Wrathborne, a formidable enemy manipulating the world through the Brain Activity Transformer (BAT), a device that alters human behavior from afar.
The story begins with Ranganna, a disciple of Gorak Aghora, who unwittingly unlocks the gates of hell, triggering a global chain of chaos. Father Francis, another man of faith, becomes entangled in Lucian’s manipulations. Meanwhile, SANI, a stealth satellite hijacked by Lucian, acts as his all-seeing eye, orchestrating assassinations and conflicts unnoticed.
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Masterfully combines cosmic mysteries with high-tech intrigue.
Riveting narrative of faith, technology, and cosmic conflict.
Birds of Destiny
Birds of Destiny is a metaphysical science fiction thriller that explores the thin veil between spiritual truth and technological tyranny. When Siddhanta Sarma—a priest and philosopher—is thrust into a web of espionage, reincarnation, and mind control, his journey reveals a cosmic war hidden beneath political chaos. From the deserts of Balochistan to the temples of South India, a shadowy technology called COMxBAT manipulates brainwaves…
HUMANS WITHOUT BORDERS
In 2015, Madhava was invited by The United Nations to give a lecture at a global climate conference in Turkey. There at the airport, he witnessed scores of child refugees begging. Inspired by an event that took place during the visit, Madhava presents a passionate argument in support of freedom for everyone. He offers a human-centric analysis of who or what is causing Humans to become refugees. In his book ‘Humans without Borders’, he argues that worldwide, humans face problems because of exploitative individuals’ actions.
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