Review: A Must Read for any student of Mythology, Reincarnation, Cause and Effect or Karmic Laws.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Morris Fenris weaves tales of Karma and Rebirth with “Karma in Indian Mythology:  The Past Becomes the Future.”  The Introduction asks a series of very simple questions regarding Indian Mythology;1)  For all his good deeds, why did Karna face such tribulations in his life?2) If Rama was incarnation of Vishnu, why did he need Kevat’s help to cross a river?3) Were all Krishna’s actions justifiable?(The above questions are taken from the Introduction)For any student of Indian Mythology, whether series or casual, these questions strike a cord.  What follows are 10 short stories rich with Karmic Laws, Karmic Relationships, Cause and Effect, Past lives, Reincarnation and the very deep and meaningful questions and purpose of Karma in Mythos and, very possibly, present day.Fascinating and thought provoking, these are not the dry myth and legend tales you might be used too.  For many of these tales, Karma – both good and bad – seems to be centered around Pride and Hubris, a common human failing that even Gods, when wearing human flesh, succumb to.A great addition to any collection of afterlife books, past lives books – and, of course, Indian Mythology.