The Unwritten Doctrine

<p><b>THE UNWRITTEN DOCTRINE</b><br/>What do you believe in when belief itself is designed?</p><p>Siddharth is not in crisis. Not exactly. He has a decent life a functional past and a future that looks acceptable on most charts. But something&rsquo;s off. Something invisible structural&mdash;like a ceiling you didn&rsquo;t know was lowering until your spine begins to ache.</p><p>So he leaves.</p><p>Not for answers. Just to make sure they still exist.</p><p>His path crosses with Bodhak&mdash;a man of poise and paradox. Calm in the chaos precise in the absurd. A teacher with no doctrine a prophet who makes no promises. As Siddharth is pulled into Bodhak&rsquo;s orbit he begins to see the world not as it is but as it has been carefully constructed to appear.</p><p>Is Bodhak a mystic? A manipulator? A mirror?</p><p>T<i>old through quiet rebellions and sharp awakenings The Unwritten Doctrine is a novel about the illusions we inherit the truths we fear and the gentle art of unlearning. It doesn&rsquo;t hand you answers&mdash;just the unsettling realization that you may not have been asking the right questions.</i></p>