Manipura Gita

Late at night in the ICU filled with disinfectant water, doctor Lin Du witnessed his mother's critically ill electrocardiogram strangely distorted into Sanskrit symbols, thus unveiling a life-and-death contract that spanned twenty-five years. When old man Lao Zhou, a scavenger, led him into the "Corridor of Karma", Lin Du discovered that his mother had given him thirty years of life in exchange for a safe birth, and the intervention of Ksitigarbha's Dharma made his fate closely entangled with the supernatural world. The jasmine petals in the amulet, the aging corpse in the morgue, the blood-stained fetal records... The truth emerged with the chanting of childbirth: In order to break the life-exchange contract, Lin Du must face the karmic chain connected to the umbilical cord, and complete a sacrifice that reverses life and death in the Sanskrit mantra and mandala array. This novel combines suspense, fantasy and Buddhism. It explores the importance of maternal love and the web of cause and effect in a thrilling way. Among the cold instruments and jasmine incense in the ICU, it explores the ultimate price of sacrifice and redemption. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.