The book dissects the consciousness to break the myth of the static mind. The realities of existence and the forces that question the controversies in the mind invoke reactions and impact the beliefs. The digression from the values and ethics distort the truth disturbing the ideology and placidity of the mind resulting in Karmic Illusions. Karmic realization initiates a positive vision to once again establish the principles of inner expressions or the dharma of origin. That all subjects have a defining tenet, the perception is influenced, resulting in reflections that can have undefined time. Only when there is transcendence of spirit through understanding the conditional realities and the impelling impermanent influences, that one attains Nirvana. The invoking of the soul brings forth the 'fundamentum inconcussum' that shows the rational Being, when the seed of birth is revealed. All panic states stand corrected once the source is understood, devoid of fallacies. Only the soul can show the breath of life in the correct discipline. Though relativity might exist vis-a-vis the values, only by making our conscious pure can a person give up the skeptic arguments and rising doubts regarding the beliefs. Ignorance leads to confusion and one is led astray from truism, draining the self of all evaluative capacity - destroying the evidence of strong judgments. The reality then is a result of suppositions borne of Karmic Illusions that are against one's universal principles or dharma. The scope is to transform the subjective associations in the mind to a non dual state where reasoning is not dead reckoning. By nature the individual is reticent and thus the spirit remains enmeshed in trivialities. There is realization of self, where consciousness in deep thinking and in exigency does not falter in subjective interpretations. Here one understands the negotiating mind. The book examines the influence of thoughts that make up the consciousness where the mind makes legitimate decisions only when one precisely defines the false suggestions; the illusions that are a phenomenon in their own. As karmic actions of past and present govern the future, it is important to understand man as a "Being" of time and alive with the impressions of ego and emotions. This helps to realize the anima or inner nature. The final deliverance, having realized a birth of choice proves the fact that there is no surrogate to the universal truth and nothing can replace the inseparable qualities of the Being.
About the Author: Sanjiv Chugh is a commerce graduate from Delhi University, who started his career working for Mercantile Credit Corporation, in the credit card division. As a senior marketing executive, he was awarded the best executive award for two years. His last assignment was as a CEO of a leather garment-manufacturing unit. He is now a full-time writer, who devotes his time to subjects like politics, religion, and philosophy. He also writes poetry. Karmic Illusions is his debut book and was written distilling years of experience gained in sales and marketing as well as projects at his manufacturing unit. Situational leadership helped in handling several goal directed projects simultaneously, evolving perceptual insight and strategic competence as also administering decisions in processes sensitive to time. In all this, having understood the minutiae of human behavior and organizational management, there was realization of existential dynamics. The overflowing sentiments in situational conflicts are explained in the book through analyzing consciousness and time.