At the Dronagiri mountains, an excavation pierces more than earth—it ruptures memory itself. Haunted by visions, Kshirja Rao must confront glyphs that breathe, vows that burn, and a lineage determined to speak through silence. Echoes from the Navel of the Earth is a mytho-archaeological thriller where history is never past—it is alive, insistent, and waiting to be heard.
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Yamini Peethambaran
Yamini Peethambaran is an award-winning writer, educator, and speaker whose work bridges myth, memory, and modernity. With over three decades of experience in mentoring, training, and writing for national and international platforms, she brings a rare blend of scholarly depth and lyrical storytelling to her fiction.
Her debut novel, The Seeker, established her as a distinctive voice in contemporary mytho-spiritual literature. Echoes from the Navel of the Earth continues this journey, weaving archaeology, ancestral memory, and cosmic vision into a narrative that is both intimate and universal.
When not writing, Yamini is deeply engaged in her initiative You Matter, empowering students and professionals through guidance, workshops, and transformative conversations. She divides her time between teaching, speaking, and creating stories that connect the human spirit with timeless echoes of the earth.
