Poetry
CHILDREN OF JERUSALEM
Realized Writers Book 14
William Blake
A selection of poetry and other writing by the nineteenth century English poet, artist, printer and visionary William Blake, with an eleven page introduction and appreciation by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. The book includes twenty-eight short poems and excerpts from three longer poems.
FROM THEN TO NOW
Karan
There is earth inside this earth / It whispers of the olden times / There are trees above the trees / That reach up to the seventh skies
GITANJALI
Or Song Offerings
Rabindranath Tagore
In today’s world, it may seem unlikely that Indian devotional poetry would be considered prize-worthy literature in the West. Lines that describe homesick cranes flying back to their nest as a metaphor for mankind’s return to God are potent sentiments. More than that, they are devout supplications.
HOPE FAITH AND LOVE
The Road to God
Vladimir Mikhanovsky
In the poems and stories collected and translated to English for the first time in this volume, Vladimir Mikhanovsky rises above the mundane. His voice is the poet of old, the visionary who speaks of Buddha as if he walked our streets only yesterday. He remembers the Christ, the Moses and the Muhammed that the rest of us have forgotten.
translated by Alla Kulkarni
JERUSALEM
The Emanation of the Great Albion
William Blake
Jerusalem, the Emanation of the Giant Albion was considered by William Blake to be his greatest work: 'The Grandest Poem that this World Contains'. A consummate work of art, poetry and spirituality by one of the most prophetic of Britain's artists, Jerusalem articulates the journey of Man's spiritual awakening to become the Divine Humanity.
read by Tim Bruce
translated by Paul Brockley
PROCEED: HAIKU COLLECTION
You Know Nothing Who Does
Dragos Ionel
A collection of over two hundred haiku about nature, animals, lotuses, waves, family, search for enlightenment, winter, Christmas and New Year.
RESURRECTION
Yogi Mahajan
A contemporary sufi poetry book that leaves one enchanted by the hidden miracle of life as described below. The sight of green shrubs springing in parched crevices of rocks, leave us wonderstruck at the miracles of nature. But there are many miracles that nature performs within us of that our conscious mind is unaware of.