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Lyrical Whispers of Self: Anthology is profound with aesthetic and spiritual opulence that connects and merges you to marvelous beauties and melodies of the nature leading to an inner journey of self to explore new possibilities to behold the presence of God and realize aesthetic values. These anthologies sink you deeply in cosmic transcendence of self to question your approach towards life rekindling and rejuvenating lost divine values of self-floating you in silence of peace and bliss. Moreover, each and every poem enlightens awaking dormant and sluggish faculties to revitalize your fatigued spirit adding fullness to life. “Lyrical Whispers of Self: Anthology is absolutely fabulous and stunning with the flow. Long live poetry.” Megha Bajaj, CEO, Wonder of Words “These anthologies are deeply spiritual, reigniting the wisdom to live a noble life."""" Narendra Mandava Senior Manager Corporate Strategy at Coffee Day Enterprises Limited, Bangalore A gifted poet with great flow of words and spontaneity in thought and expression reminding me of William Wordsworth and Robert Frost’s words on poetry i.e., “When an emotion has found its thought and thought has found its words and spontaneity recollected in tranquility.” Khirish Dharamsi, Businessman and Art Lover “The piece Lyrical Whispers of Self: Anthology encompasses the fields of philosophy, spirituality and nature. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this work.” Chaitanya Krishna Prasad Vallabh, Teaching Asst. Clarkson University, New York
The Book Musical Marvels of Self is a collection of poems on he esoteric wonders of the inner realm, which we look at and react to. It expresses the marvels of life, taking into account unique things in the Universe, splendorous beauty of nature, inner thoughts, emotions, experiences and values reflecting the joyous rays of inner spirit. Every poem inspires to swim in the mystical silence of peace and bliss defending and elevating one’s self from chaos, sorrow and mundane desires, realizing the lost persona.
The book Manifold Visions of Self is a collection of poems questioning the freedom of self, in connection to nature and existence. In one way, one's search for freedom may be quiet introspection; in other way it may be a means of extrospection mirroring the humanization of the world in entirety. Some of my poems are interior monologues of my inner Self, musings on Nature and God. Moreover, a few poems question the advocacy of women's rights, and a few against inimical child labour. Some of my poems reflect the magnitude of general evil penned with language of freedom, power of reality and substantial action. All the poems are absolute invention of me and the facts which took place within my personal observation, a natural delineation of human passions, human characters and human incidents. As such, many poems speak more philosophically of my spiritual attachment with the unique things of existence.
While tons of praise and empathy for the medical fraternity and for the patients struggling long term exist, very little seems to permeate to the home caregivers forgotten and forlorn. Forever silent throughout the battle and through those self-debilitating years of their lives, they remain among the long-lost perennial sufferers. This book causes a few to speak out, both those who buckled under the strain as also those who came out with joy and satisfaction at the end outcome. The ‘recalled to life’ dear one obliterates all the trauma of the past. We need to be more aware of how difficult the task of care giving is, and show respect and extend a helping hand when such a situation arises. At the very least, she ought to be respected as a human being whose sole purpose in life, for the time being, has been the welfare of the sick husband. This certainly has a cascading effect and a word of appreciation and a simple smile a day will bring more care from the spouse. This book establishes this without an iota of doubt.
The Book Heart to Pen is an autobiographical compendium of my real life experiences. It is a repertoire of my lifes journey prolific with great many roles effectuated as a sojourner, teacher, romantic spiritual seeker crowded with stories of struggles, adventures and spiritual insights narrated as anecdotes and short passages mirroring lifes ideals. A few of the collections are creative parables versed in jewels of wisdom. Every experience is unique in its own way cropped up during my work, travel or spontaneous visits to new places, when met different people during the course my journey since the past to the present commanded my admiration and inspired my conscious endeavor imbibing in me the values of life. Many stories portrayed reflect the day today situations every common man confronts stimulating the readers to be inquisitive of their own self questioning about their prime purpose. A few of the reminiscences depicted are my spiritual insights experienced leading to inner traverse of self echoing the deepest channels of human life and human spirit. Heart to Pen breaks a new ground in enriching and reigniting ones lost ethics sharpening the value of critical thinking on par brilliance providing a rich exposure to life skills.
Annabel Patterson explores the effects of censorship on both writing and reading in early modern England, drawing analogies and connections with France during the same period.
Based on texts from the Revised Common and Catholic lectionaries, Thomas Long provides inspirational messages to motivate and help preachers through their most difficult preaching time of the year, the seasons of Lent and Easter. The road to Easter takes us through the most sacred stretch of the gospel story, and the narratives simply overwhelm us... Congregations who blithely assume that their pastor eagerly relishes the chance to preach the passion and resurrection of Jesus are, for the most part, mistaken. To be sure the pews are more crowded as Easter approaches, the choirs are well-rehearsed and in full voice, and an electric charge courses through the sanctuary, but the preacher stands there with the obligation to proclaim the truths of Jesus' death and resurrection, and it seems, at one and the same time, to be a set of claims too little to go on in a secular and cynical age and a range of mysteries too profound to speak. -- from author's foreword Thomas Long is Francis Landey Patton Professor of Preaching and Worship at Princeton Theological Seminary and is one of the most well-known teachers of preachers in America. This is his second book published by CSS.
This Concise Companion presents fresh perspectives on eighteenth-century literature. Contributes to current debates in the field on subjects such as the public sphere, travel and exploration, scientific rhetoric, gender and the book trade, and historical versus literary perceptions of life on London streets. Searches out connections between the remarkable number of new genres that appeared in the eighteenth century. Crosses conventional disciplinary lines. Demonstrates that philosophy, history, politics and social theory both influence and are influenced by literature.
The Lyric Self offers a precise and thorough examination of Zen, based on classical and contemporary scholarly works as well as the author’s personal experience. Eight themes that are common to the practice of Zen Buddhism and the poetry of E.E. Cummings are compared and explored, with an emphasis on their respective value to contemporary psychology and education. It is the premise of The Lyric Self that both Zen and Cummings’ poetry are profoundly concerned with individual awareness, and that they both employ an unorthodox use of words to break through the static structures of conventional language and thought.