Narad Richard M. Eggenberger

Broschiertes Buch

Poems to the Divine Mother Volume II

Beschreibung

"The poet who sang of human love and human pain, is transformed by her touch into Narad, the heavenly bard who sings not only of the heavenly ecstasies but of earthly rapture experienced by the touch divine. He sings of the many moods of the infinite Grace and Love and the joy of the New Creation that awaits our discovery. He is indeed among the chosen ones whom God has chosen to love and who is born to serve Her. The poems of devotion and love for the Divine Mother that we find here are not merely the expressions of a personal love but a devotion and love that is vast enough to embrace all things in the Divine Beloved and discover his object of adoration in all beings and persons. It is this wide and intense movement of love and adoration for the Divine Mother that makes this anthology so very special. The other special distinction of these poems comes from the fact that what Narad reveals here is not just inner experiences with which the mystic has to often contend with, but the incomparable joy of experiencing the touch of the embodied Divine. To read these poems is to enter into meditation. It is to be uplifted beyond the sphere of sorrow into the domain where all is Light and Love, It is to open yet another door to a communion with the Divine Mother. We thank Narad for giving us such a wonderful and priceless treasure." -Dr. Alok Pandey

Autor

Richard Eggenberger (Narad) is a highly regarded poet, writer, opera singer and horticulturist. He is the author of a number of books of poetry and volumes on gardening, including The Handbook on Plumeria Culture, The Handbook on Oleanders, Gardening for the Soul, Flowers for the Soul, and Roses for the Soul. He is also the author of the ten volume series Inspiration from Savitri, Sri Aurobindo's magnum opus, and the longest epic poem written in English, as well as the book, Homage to the Service Tree.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Richard M. Eggenberger
• Seitenzahl: 94
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 5mm
• Gewicht: 150g
• ISBN-13: 9781950685547
• ISBN-10: 1950685543
• Artikelnr.: 60367568