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What do you do when the gods fall silent?
When prayers echo unanswered, lamps flicker out, and the heavens forget your name?
After the Gods Fell Silent is not a story of endings, but of Karma & Choices.
A world not punished, but gently left—to feel, to choose, to become.
Set in the quiet dawn of Karma Yuga, this is the journey of a few forgotten wanderers—not warriors, not legends—just people, carrying questions heavier than faith & trust. Not wars of kingdoms, but wars of the soul.
No signs. No voices. Only silence. Only the fragile hope to keep walking.
This is not mythology retold—it is mythology imagined & remembered.
By those who stayed. Who lit the last lamp when no one watched.
Who believed—not in answers, but in presence.
And if you’ve ever whispered, “Are You still there?”— this book may whisper back.
So, Breathe. Pause. Believe.
Come, walk with me—one step, one breath, one question at a time.
—Parul Mathur
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Parul Mathur
Parul Mathur is not merely a writer—she is a quiet companion to the stories we carry but seldom speak. A storyteller at heart, a seeker by soul, and a mentor shaped by listening, she has spent over two decades walking beside others in their most uncertain hours—when hope flickers and truth longs to be held gently.
As an HR leader, she has been recognised by prominent platforms like Forbes and the Economic Times etc. for her work in people and strategy. Yet, she believes true honour lies not in headlines, but in the quiet trust of those who reach out in moments of doubt. The greatest recognition, she says, is being remembered in your absence.
Her debut, Those 30 Seconds, offered readers the stillness between breaths. Her second, After the Gods Fell Silent, is not an answer but a presence—asking: can faith and wisdom still bloom after the Gods fall silent?
Educated at institutions like IMT Ghaziabad and XLRI Jamshedpur, and now pursuing her Ph.D., Parul finds her truest wisdom in scriptures, silence, and the shared ache of becoming.
She writes from the heart—so her words might find a home in yours.
