Devyuddh

by Amresh Kumar Singh

Yamswar was asked to bring the soul of Prince Daksh who was killed by the Mughal king, Jumaan in the battle of a conspiracy. He came to earth for his duty, but there he saw the gorgeous princess Chitravanshi. If there is a princess in heaven then she would have imagined beauty, Princess Chitravanshi was prettier than her imagination. The beauty of Chitravanshi had gone heavy on him. The magic of hypnosis went heavy on Ram and on Krishna too, here Yamswar was just an ordinary yamdoot. But he knew it very well that the true love comes from the heart, it is the sacred connection of the two souls. He also knew that the princess could not think of any other than Daksh. That's why he took a decision that only a powerful soul can take. Yamswar was aware that the souls of the yamdoots are the energy, which can move through some medium. Due to the divine power, he had complete command over his whole strength. He even knew that if he has to get the princess, then he will have to make alive the lifeless body of the Daksh. But it was also essential to take the soul of Daksh to Yamnagar for him. If he was not going to do that, then any other yamdoot may be had been sent to earth to complete his duty. Special divine powers bless the holy souls. Yamswar shared his soul in two parts. He put a portion of energy as the soul to the dead body of the prince, and with the remaining part of the energy, he returned with the original soul of the Prince. It was only Yamswar who knew that his all good powers were synonym into the body of prince Daksh and his evil powers had returned to the Yamlok.

190 pages, Paperback

Published May 25, 2018