Goddess of the Indus

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This intriguing story, set in the Indus Valley 3200 years ago, brings to life one of the most pivotal shifts in South Asian history—the transformation of spirituality, religion, and power. At its heart lies the struggle of the indigenous peoples, resisting the rising tide of social and ideological oppression imposed by outsiders.

A MUST-READ for those interested in:

· The Relationship between Religion and Spirituality

· Pre-Aryan Goddess Traditions of South Asia

· Gender and Sacred Sexuality

· How Brahmins shaped Racial and Caste Hierarchies

· South Asian Cultures and History

“A richly woven tale of betrayal, loss, love, and hope, Goddess of the Indus invites readers into the lives of memorable characters whose journeys within a shifting ideological landscape force us to reflect on our present long after the last page is read.”

—Dr. Sadaf Ahmad, Associate Professor of Anthropology at LUMS and author of Female Police Officers in Pakistan

“The vivid characters felt like real members of my family from centuries past, their struggles and choices echoing the same social, cultural, and religious dynamics we struggle with to this day. Reading this book helped me reclaim my history, creating an emotional link with ancestors whose lives still shape mine.”

—Dr. Fouzia Saeed, Social Scientist and author of Taboo

“A timeless meditation on power and devotion, on how hierarchy and formalism shape and silence the soul, and how love, art, and the search for meaning can rekindle the sacred even in a fractured world. Beautifully crafted, it lingers like a quiet echo of life itself.”

—Amra Munawar, Director of Rexdale Community Hub, Canada