Asāṭīr Hind (Darsguftār'hā): Persiska (Farsi) 1402

This book is a collection of the author's lectures on the mythology of Iran and the world. India is a land of wonders, full of legends and myths, different ethnicities, different languages, and countless religions. The world of Indian mythology is a mysterious world full of dreams and fantasy on the one hand, and deep introspection and a complex philosophical view of the world on the other hand. A kind of presence of the peaks of thought and imagination that simultaneously fascinates the reader and prompts reflection. In Indian mythology, the world is created, exists for a while, and then is destroyed, only to begin again after a short hiatus. Indian gods are playful gods whose purpose in creation is only to have fun, to have fun, to enjoy, to play, and to escape from loneliness. In Indian mythology, the world begins with the blooming of a lotus in the navel of one god and the blink of another god, and ends in the plunging dance of another.