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Eight Evenings with Guruji
Author: K.M Vijayan
Narrator: AI Voice Aaditya
Unabridged: 1 hr 27 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Notion Press Media Pvt.Ltd
Published: 08/29/2026
Categories: Nonfiction, Body, Mind, & Spirit
Synopsis
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Life wounds.
The mind remembers.
Ego resists.
Peace retreats.
In Eight Evenings with Guruji, Dr. K M Vijayan presents a series of intimate conversations that explore why the human mind can become its own adversary. Through the story of Shankar’s inner struggle, the book gently uncovers the patterns of hurt, pride, repetition, and attachment that keep us restless.
Each evening reveals one layer of misunderstanding — and one step toward inner clarity.
Rooted in the wisdom traditions of Bharat yet grounded in practical living, Dr. Vijayan writes not as a preacher or theorist, but as a fellow traveller committed to clarity, responsibility, and enduring optimism.
Following his deeply personal autobiography 77 Shades of Green and his reflective collection of short stories, Eight Ways Home, Dr. Vijayan continues his exploration of the human journey—this time turning inward to examine the mind itself.
Life wounds.
The mind remembers.
Ego resists.
Peace retreats.
In Eight Evenings with Guruji, Dr. K M Vijayan presents a series of intimate conversations that explore why the human mind can become its own adversary. Through the story of Shankar’s inner struggle, the book gently uncovers the patterns of hurt, pride, repetition, and attachment that keep us restless.
Each evening reveals one layer of misunderstanding — and one step toward inner clarity.
Rooted in the wisdom traditions of Bharat yet grounded in practical living, Dr. Vijayan writes not as a preacher or theorist, but as a fellow traveller committed to clarity, responsibility, and enduring optimism.
Following his deeply personal autobiography 77 Shades of Green and his reflective collection of short stories, Eight Ways Home, Dr. Vijayan continues his exploration of the human journey—this time turning inward to examine the mind itself.