Sujata Khanna’s The Eternal Law was recently released at Pune at Crossword Bookstore.
Is there God? What is the purpose of my existence? What is death? What is happiness? What is freedom? What is free will?
Humanity has sought its purpose in the grand scheme of existence since time immemorial. The Eternal Law, published by White Falcon Publishing, addresses these timeless questions, drawing upon the profound insights of Sanātana metaphysics. Now available on Amazon worldwide, this compact yet comprehensive book showcases the depth of knowledge and wisdom embedded in ancient Indian philosophical thought.
Sujata Khanna brings over 32 years of entrepreneurial expertise in the education and software sectors. As founder of Career Forum Ltd., she established a leading educational brand nationwide and co-founded Calibre Mindware Programming Pvt Ltd. Throughout her professional journey, Sujata maintained an inherent interest in spirituality. After retiring from business in 2019, she delved deeply into Sanātana metaphysics, meticulously studying and synthesising the various schools of thought that have emerged in India over millennia.
“Existential questions have always fascinated me,” Sujata shares. “As I began exploring these ideas, I realised how little I knew about my own faith. I also noticed that many practising Hindus around me were similarly unaware of the profound wisdom embedded in ancient Indian philosophies. I started taking notes, distilling core concepts, and reframing them in accessible terms. The Eternal Law is my attempt to make Sanātana philosophy- the foundation of the Hindu faith- both approachable and practical for contemporary readers.”
With a non-sectarian and inclusive approach, The Eternal Law unpacks the essential principles of Sanātana Dharma, aiming to provide a clear understanding of this ancient spiritual tradition. Written for beginners in Sanātana spirituality, the book seeks to simplify complex ideas while remaining faithful to their original essence.
The book can be purchased at – Amazon.in, WFP Store
