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Debjan is a Bengali novel written by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay. The work is a fiction and deals with life after death.The name Debjan is derived from the Sanskrit word "Devyaan" which literally translated as the path of Gods. This is the path of Read More..

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Description	Debjan is a Bengali novel written by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay. The work is a fiction and deals with life after death.The name Debjan is derived from the Sanskrit word "Devyaan" which literally translated as the path of Gods. This is the path of no return, i.e. a soul traversing this path will be liberated according to the ancient Indian scriptures. The description of this path occurs in Upanishads and also in Gita. Kaushitaki UpanishadThe other path is known as Pitr Yaan. A soul traversing this path will have to return to the world again for reaping the fruits of Karma.Life Beyond Death, by Swami Abhedananda, Ramakrishna Vedanta Math, 1944Gita refers to these two paths as the "White" and the "Black" paths, one which leads to eternal life and the other compels one to return to the world. The exact sloka, however does not take the name "Devyaan".Bhagavat Gita by Annie Besant and Bhagavan Das, Chapter 8, Theosophical Publishing Society
Description	Debjan is a Bengali novel written by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay. The work is a fiction and deals with life after death.The name Debjan is derived from the Sanskrit word "Devyaan" which literally translated as the path of Gods. This is the path of no return, i.e. a soul traversing this path will be liberated according to the ancient Indian scriptures. The description of this path occurs in Upanishads and also in Gita. Kaushitaki UpanishadThe other path is known as Pitr Yaan. A soul traversing this path will have to return to the world again for reaping the fruits of Karma.Life Beyond Death, by Swami Abhedananda, Ramakrishna Vedanta Math, 1944Gita refers to these two paths as the "White" and the "Black" paths, one which leads to eternal life and the other compels one to return to the world. The exact sloka, however does not take the name "Devyaan".Bhagavat Gita by Annie Besant and Bhagavan Das, Chapter 8, Theosophical Publishing Society

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Name	Debjan
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Authors	Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay
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Genre	Novel
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Language	Bengali
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Country	India
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