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The Fictional Hero I Relate to the Most

Daily writing prompt
Who is the fictional character you relate to the most?

I can relate to Harry Potter to some extent. When I started reading initially, some characters and traits are similar and that is one of the reason I love HP the most.

Apart from him, I relate even more to Shiva from The Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathi.

Like Shiva, life has shown me both its positive and difficult sides. Coincidentally, my own name is also associated with Lord Shiva, which makes that connection feel even more meaningful.

Before reading The Shiva Trilogy, I appreciated Lord Shiva as one of the principal deities in Hinduism, but I wasn’t particularly devoted to Him. The books changed that. They encouraged me to learn more about Lord Shiva beyond the fictional story and sparked a deeper appreciation for His symbolism and teachings. Sometimes, a good story becomes the doorway to exploring something much older and more meaningful.

One of the biggest lessons I took from the series is that every person carries both positive and negative traits within them. What truly defines us is the choice we make about which traits we nurture and live by.


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2 responses to “The Fictional Hero I Relate to the Most”

  1. Maheswara is one of the most revered names of Lord Shiva in Hinduism. The term “Maheswara” translates to “Great Lord,” reflecting Shiva’s supreme status and immense spiritual significance. Across various Hindu traditions, Maheswara is worshipped as a powerful deity who embodies creation, preservation, destruction, and transformation. His divine nature encompasses both compassionate and formidable qualities, illustrating the balance between creation and dissolution that governs the universe.
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