What happens when wanting never stops?

The Hunger That Never Ends is a collection of twenty short wisdom tales drawn from the philosophical spirit of Sanatan Dharma. These are not sermons or rules. They are mirrors.

Through merchants, kings, queens, farmers, rivers, fires, and ordinary people, these stories explore greed in its quiet forms: ambition disguised as responsibility, accumulation mistaken for security, desire confused with purpose.

Each story ends with a brief insight, offering space for reflection rather than instruction. The book does not tell you what to reject, but helps you notice when “more” quietly becomes too much.

This is a book for readers who are thinking deeply about money, success, power, and satisfaction and who suspect that the real question is not how much can I get, but when is enough.

Read it slowly. Return to it often. Let it ask what we rarely pause to ask ourselves.