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A Cup of Chai with a Side of Nostalgia
A heartwarming collection of stories from Krishna’s village childhood and his early life in Patna. These tales are soaked in laughter, warmth, and the kind of innocence only the past can hold. If you’ve ever felt homesick for a simpler time, this book is for you.
Each chapter feels like sitting across from an old friend, sipping chai while sharing memories that unfold like old photographs—faded at the edges but vivid at heart. From kite-flying escapades on dusty rooftops to mischievous monsoon adventures, Krishna weaves together the universal joys of growing up with the uniquely Indian rhythm of life. These stories aren’t just his—they might remind you of your own.
The Awkward Thing
An eye-opening (and often funny) guide to 100 awkward cultural moments that many immigrants face but few talk about. Whether it’s social customs, office norms, or things you’re too polite to ask—this book helps you blend in, without losing yourself, in the American experience..
Delicious & Healthy Weekly Meal Plans
A practical guide for those trying to balance health, taste, and time. This book features weekly Indian-inspired meal plans with easy-to-follow grocery lists, making your weekly cooking feel less like a chore and more like self-care.
Mona’s Journey to Kailash
An Ultimate Guide to Kailash Mansarovar through One Woman’s Divine Adventure
Step into the soul-stirring journey of Mona as she travels to the sacred lands of Kailash Mansarovar — not just as a pilgrim, but as a seeker.
Through vivid storytelling, heartfelt reflections, and practical guidance, Mona’s Journey to Kailash offers both an emotional travelogue and a spiritual roadmap.
This is more than a guidebook. It’s a companion for every soul longing for the mystical pull of Mount Kailash — where every step is a prayer, and every moment is a conversation with the divine.
Whether you’re planning your own yatra or simply yearning to experience the magic from afar, Mona’s voice will walk beside you — steady, honest, and full of grace.
The Hanuman Chalisa in Multiple Languages
A Rhyming, Poetic Translation Across India’s Tongues
One devotion. Many languages. Infinite power.
The Hanuman Chalisa in Multiple Languages is a heartfelt tribute to India’s spiritual and linguistic richness. Crafted with poetic sensitivity, this edition features the revered verses in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, and Assamese, along with a rhyming English translation that preserves the soul and cadence of the original.
Compiled with love and reverence by Krishna Bhaskar, this multilingual Chalisa is not just for recitation — it’s an invitation to feel Hanuman’s grace in the language closest to your heart.
Perfect for spiritual seekers, families, and educators alike, this book bridges generations and regions, uniting them in bhakti.
Meet Krishna Bhaskar
Storyteller by heart. Seeker by soul.
Born and raised in India, and later moving to the United States in his early twenties, Krishna Bhaskar carries within him the rhythm and richness of two worlds. Whether through short stories, poems, or songs—his writing flows effortlessly in both English and Hindi, and often echoes with the sounds and sensibilities of his early life in India.
Dusty village paths, temple bells at sunrise, and the quiet wisdom of Indian family life pulse through his words. But Krishna’s voice is not bound by geography. It’s simple, sincere, and universally human—accessible to readers from all walks of life.
At the core of Krishna’s work is a belief: writing is most powerful when it springs from truth. Many of his stories are born from lived moments—real conversations, personal struggles, and childhood wonder—that shape his evolving perspective on faith, identity, and belonging.
Krishna’s mission is both simple and sacred:
To bring traditional wisdom into everyday life—where devotion feels natural, storytelling feels like home, and food, faith, and friendship come together.
He welcomes connection, feedback, and shared devotion.
📧 Email: kb@krishnabhaskar.com
🌐 Website: www.krishnabhaskar.com