Mohan Rangarao’s ‘Inner Trek’ hits stands
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Mysuru: The book ‘Inner Trek’ published both in English and Kannada (titled Antarangada Chaarana) hit the stands on Friday.
Popular career mentor and author Shankar Bellur interacted with author of the book Mohan Rangarao at a talk hosted by Mysuru Book Clubs.
The book delves into the mysticism of the sacred Kailash. It is a compelling read for everyone who wants to experience the power of divinity in Nature.
It shares the author’s transformative journey to the Himalayan mountains, how his skepticism dissolved about the sacred Kailash and his spiritual realisation during the trip.
“The book is not just a travelogue. It is a narrative of emancipation from everything that we are otherwise so attached to,” says Rangarao. The book is a blend of humour, honesty and keen insight. “I have narrated a journey towards a deeper understanding of the world around me,” Mohan Rangarao adds.
The former businessman from Mysuru says how certain sights and images create moments of epiphany in our lives. The book captures instances where such moments kill the ‘I’, the ego-self and makes one feel infinitely insignificant.
“I have built several brands and they have been successful ventures. But it is the experiences during this visit that awakened the author in me and compelled me to share them with the world,” says Rangarao.
On Friday evening popular career mentor and author Shankar Bellur interacted with author Mohan Rangarao
During the session R Guru, industrialist, Indira, Mysuru book Club member, R Krishna, businessman, Mysuru book Club founder Shuba Sanjay Urs and Dr Sridhar were present.
About the author:
Mohan Rangarao is a prominent industrialist, blogger and philanthropist from Mysuru. An MBA and engineering graduate, Rangarao was instrumental in the launch of several businesses across Karnataka.
The 64-year-old entrepreneur loves trekking, travelling across the world, playing tennis and treats life like an enterprise.
Tragedy struck him early in life and shattered his belief in anything divine when he lost his visually challenged daughter to cancer when she was nine. His powerful writings are mostly experiences he gained from his expeditions around the globe, philosophical analysis of some of the most prevalent and pertinent issues of every common man and a mirror to how he handled the most difficult challenges in his own life.
He is working on his second book Myopia through which he hopes to reach out to parents of children with disabilities, entrepreneurs facing challenges and family businesses.
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