Description

“The first question of life is rarely loud. It often begins with two quiet words written on a school admission form: Religion and Caste.
In Chains of Devotion, a simple childhood doubt turns into a lifelong search for truth. Using real and personal stories, the book looks at the invisible chains that control us. It talks about how blind faith can sometimes stop a sick child from getting medical help. It questions why women are treated as “”impure”” in the name of tradition and why we often care more about rituals than actual human kindness.
Why do we follow rules that hurt others? Why do we stay silent when we should ask questions? This book does not attack belief; instead, it invites you to look beyond the labels of “”us”” and “”them.”” This book is a reminder that being human is more important than any identity we inherit. It leaves you with one simple question:
When everything else fades, one question remains: Were you kind?”