12th November is the culmination of more than two decades of relentless research, reflection, and self-discovery. Through an extraordinary journey of revisiting life's smallest details, the author explores the hidden patterns of nature, the universe, and the timeless wisdom preserved within Sanatana Dharma. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Vedas, this work invites readers to question reality from an entirely new perspective.

At the heart of the book lies an exploration of remarkable coincidences, the concept of the Twelve Codes, and what the author presents as documented evidence pointing toward the existence of Param Bhagwan Vishnu, the Supreme Preserver. The narrative examines recurring numerical patterns—particularly the numbers 12 and 20—and connects them with human civilization's greatest milestones, including space exploration, missions to the Moon and Mars, the mysteries of human DNA, global conflicts, and recurring historical events.

Are these merely coincidences, or do they reveal an unseen mathematical order governing existence?

The book raises profound questions that challenge conventional thinking:

- Are we living in a carefully designed reality or Are we in Simulation?
- Is humanity being observed through a divine mathematical framework established by Param Bhagwan Vishnu?
- Are the laws we create truly just, or have we strayed from the path of Dharma?
- Can science, the judiciary, and the greatest intellectual minds fully explain the mystery of existence while questioning the very nature of God?

More than a work of philosophy or spirituality, 12th November is an invitation to think beyond accepted beliefs, beyond material achievements, and beyond the limits of modern knowledge. It argues that education alone does not guarantee wisdom, and that true understanding comes from the courage to seek beyond truth with an open mind.

• Hardcover: 458 pages
• Publisher: White Falcon Publishing; 1 edition (October 2026)
• Author: Rahul Gupta
• ISBN-13: 9789376314522
• Product Dimensions: 6 x 9 inch

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