For centuries, Westerners engagements with Indian Culture and Spirituality has emerged from a complex history of cross-cultural dialogue between the East and the West, often shaped by curiosity as well as misconceptions. This book critically explores the nuances of Indian culture and spiritual traditions through the lens of Gita Mehta's works: A River Sutra and Eternal Ganesha, while Karma Cola serves as a lens to examine and provide an opportunity to cleanse Westerners misconceptions about Great India.

This study invites readers to move beyond conventional westerners' narratives and immersing in India's cultural and spiritual knowledge. It re-engages readers through genuine exploration of Sanatan Dharma, providing a deeper, indigenous perspective of spiritual heritage of India.