3941 - Yayati retold from the Mahabharata
Author: Amar Chitra Katha
Description: The story of King Yayati, a fascinating episode from the Mahabharata, explores the eternal quest for youth and the consequences of human desires. Cursed with premature old age for his moral failing, Yayati seeks to prolong his life by borrowing youth from his sons. Through this tale of ambition, sacrifice, and ultimate wisdom, readers learn that true happiness lies not in earthly pleasures but in self-control and contentment. Description: Amar Chitra Katha brings the legend of Yayati to life in a compelling illustrated format. With stunning visuals and engaging narration, this timeless story delves into deep philosophical truths while remaining accessible to readers of all ages. It is a tale that resonates with anyone seeking to understand the balance between duty, desire, and detachment. Keywords: Yayati, Mahabharata, devotion, destiny, sacrifice, moral dilemma, Amar Chitra Katha, Indian mythology, karma, desire, wisdom Ideal For: Children, parents, educators, mythology enthusiasts, and readers interested in Indian culture and epic stories Age: 6 years and above Theme: Desire versus duty, sacrifice, wisdom, detachment, and moral choices Tone: Reflective, philosophical, engaging, and enlightening Book Type: Illustrated mythological comic (graphic storybook) Length: Approximately 32–36 pages