INDIAN FAIRY TALES - Anand, 1966 - MYTHS MYTHOLOGY FOLKLORE INDIA FAIRYTALES LITERATURE The author expounds on the

The author expounds on the principles of Hermetic philosophy

Immortality in the Flesh

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the Ceremonies and Meaning of the Myriad Forms of Idolatrous Worship

INDIAN FAIRY TALES - Anand, 1966 - MYTHS MYTHOLOGY FOLKLORE INDIA FAIRYTALES LITERATURE The author expounds on theBook Details + Condition: G. R. Bhatkal for Kutub Popular (Bombay, India). Second Edition, 1966. Hardcover. 104 pages, with numerous woodcut illustrations by P. S. Gorey. A collection of fairytales that are retold from the memories of Mulk Raj Anand's childhood. Contents include: How the World Began; Radha and Krishna; The Sun, the Moon, the Wind, and the Sky and The Brahmin, the Tiger, and the Jackal. Mulk Raj Anand (1905 2004) was a pioneer of Indo