A New Series Illustrating the Veda and Vedic Literature

Papageno has returned from India and is staying with his friend Prince Tamino. A wish-yielding cow called 'Kama Duhk' arrives looking for her calf. The cow tells them stories from the Upanishads until her calf is found. Afterwards Prince Tamino, Papageno and the tree discuss the eternal nature of the Upanishads and their timeless value for human evolution.
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Papageno: On the banks of the Shamukhi river, swathed in vines, and set about with the most sacred plant the tulsi, there is a ball of fruits, flowers and leaves. This ball, hidden in the shrubbery, is a 'Kalp Vriksh' – a wish-yielding tree. Papageno formerly a bird catcher and now catching trees, meets this 'Vriksh' and is about to dig him up, when the tree offers to fulfil his wishes. This kind offer leads to a tour of the long corridor of time to see the great sages of the past. During this tour Papageno starts developing his consciousness and gaining an understanding of the Total Knowledge available in Vedic Science. This series of books covers Papageno's adventures while at the same time presenting His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's knowledge about how to live the fullness of life.

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BOOK 1: Maharishi's Science and Technology of the Unified Field.
BOOK 2: A Whirlpool of Rik and Ancient Greeks
BOOK 3: 'Nivartadhvam'– The Chinese Ambassador Returns Home
BOOK 4: The Isha Putra's People and the Maharaja.
BOOK 5: The Shankaracharya and His Washing
BOOK 6: Expanding and Unifying with Vyakaran and Yoga
BOOK 7: Dividing up the Veda with Veda Vyasa