Ancient cosmology, modern India
Jain and Sanatan concepts — karma, dharma, realms, and cosmic cycles — woven into a contemporary setting without turning the story into a retelling.
Book 1 is live! Explore the timeline and characters — and get ready for Book 2.
Cosmology-Based Speculative Fiction
The Jambudveep Series
A contemporary epic-thriller inspired by Tattvartha Sutra and Puranas, set across a very real India — and a much larger map behind it.
In the 1990s, three children are growing up in different corners of Bhārat — unaware that the fate of worlds is quietly knotting itself around their lives.
A hidden “matrix” around Bhārat Kshetra begins to fray. Portals flicker. The Secret Council — ancient beings wearing modern faces — struggle to hold the barrier. And something hungry is slipping through the dark.
Start Here
New to Jambudveep?
Start with Book 1: Bhārat Kshetra – The Hidden Matrix. It sets the rules, the worlds, the three destinies — and the first tremor of the war to come.
Why This Series
A modern epic with deep cosmological stakes
Three destinies, one collision
A girl raised in a Himalayan hermitage. A boy nearly lost to underworld. A quiet prodigy hidden by a wandering trickster-sage.
A hidden matrix, a coming war
The Secret Council holds the barrier. But Raktans and Ghraaks are beginning to slip through — and 9/9/99 is pulling everyone toward the same dream.
Featured Book
Book 1: Bhārat Kshetra – The Hidden Matrix
Three children. One fragile barrier. A war that begins long before anyone knows they're soldiers.
Tejomayi grows up in a secluded Himalayan hermitage under seven ageless sages and creatures who don't behave like animals at all.
In Kolkata, Pravash runs away for love and nearly disappears into trafficking, drugs, and false godmen — until a single night and a single vision bends his path away from death.
In Bangalore, Soham is hidden away by a wandering trickster-sage who knows far more than he ever says.
Timeline
The long arc before the collision
From ancient epochs to modern fault-lines, every era moves the story toward one break point.