Synopsis Fatalism in Ancient India traverses a range of metaphysical issues, in particular, questions of life, death and post mortal existence, reincarnation, retribution, reward etc. "When you depart none will follow after you; good and evil deeds alone will pursue you, " seems to set seal on fatalism man must accede to a frightening prospect for man. Even though a free agent he must pursue the path of good alone! or else...Covering a vast trajectory of issues and scriprural tenets on the abiding questions that rankle men's hearts, this book takes a different approach to seeing them by taking the stand that "nothing is sanctum sanctorum" until so proven, and Indian, Creek, Iranian Gods and social and moral codes are microscopically investigated for their worth and/or propagandism. The book makes a refreshing reading on so far obscure topics and mystical matters.