Som Ranchan is a well known Indian English poet-a poet of many voices. One of his voices excelled in capturing personalities secular and spiritual such as those of Ramkrishna, Mother Sharda, Christ,... More > Vivekananda etcetera. This poem Dalai Lama: A Talkathon Scroll is in the same vein.
Poetry apart Som Ranchan has authored critical books in various fields: spirituality, therapy, psychology, myth, folklore, literature, literary criticism, political theory etcetera. Nearly sixty titles of his works are being carried by Amazon and other web sites.
Dalai Lama: A Talkathon Scroll, carved in ninety two short continuous poems, captures the personality, mission and mystique of His Holiness, using history, psychology, Buddhism, and the present socio-cultural global scenario using his life narrative in terms of depth psychology of Joseph Campbell and Yung and other referentially concepts of mana including the hole spectrum of Tibetan Buddhism from Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana.< Less
Som Ranchan is a well known Indian English poet-a poet of many voices. One of his voices excelled in capturing personalities secular and spiritual such as those of Ramkrishna, Mother Sharda, Christ,... More > Vivekananda etcetera. This poem Dalai Lama: A Talkathon Scroll is in the same vein.
Poetry apart Som Ranchan has authored critical books in various fields: spirituality, therapy, psychology, myth, folklore, literature, literary criticism, political theory etcetera. Nearly sixty titles of his works are being carried by Amazon and other web sites.
Dalai Lama: A Talkathon Scroll, carved in ninety two short continuous poems, captures the personality, mission and mystique of His Holiness, using history, psychology, Buddhism, and the present socio-cultural global scenario using his life narrative in terms of depth psychology of Joseph Campbell and Yung and other referentially concepts of mana including the hole spectrum of Tibetan Buddhism from Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana.< Less
For saving them from the onslaught of the demons and their uproot by them the lords worshiped the goddess Gurga. The invocations are treated in the context of the three principle theories... More > pertaining to goddess Durga. The symbolism of the lords and the stories and the dynamic of their relationship is explicated in depth and detail. Finally, it is argued that the stories and the lords enable the practice to establish a relationship with the eternal feminine.< Less
For saving them from the onslaught of the demons and their uproot by them the lords worshiped the goddess Gurga. The invocations are treated in the context of the three principle theories... More > pertaining to goddess Durga. The symbolism of the lords and the stories and the dynamic of their relationship is explicated in depth and detail. Finally, it is argued that the stories and the lords enable the practice to establish a relationship with the eternal feminine.< Less
There are many types of stories in this world, such as fiction, non-fiction, adults’, teen ages’, young adults’ and children’s. The most popular stories could be stated as... More > children’s stories. These could be fiction, or non-fiction. The very early childhood stories are full of pictures. Mothers, fathers or any adult sibling read-out the stories for the children who cannot read books. So there are readers of all ages reading children’s books.< Less
Shirdi Sai, a mini epic in verse offers my engagement with Sai. It is an attempt to inwardise him. He is seen in the Phakar Fakir tradition, the oldest tradition of mysticism still vibrant in... More > India. In the Fakir tradition spirituality transcends institutions, religions, and cults, though a cult in course of time crystallizes around a fakir. Shirdi cult now is not just Pan-India but has appeared in foreign shores. The cult is sustained in Shirdi’s case by the devotion of millions and their experiences of his help and intervention in their lives for material weal and spiritual transformation.
In many places in the waxing poem comparisons have crept in with Ramakrishna, Vivekananda, Buddha, Krishnamurti, Kabir. The comparisons are contextual and show how being a Fakir he is different. Comparative nuance should not read judgmentally. The poem is a response of a poet, a maverick testimony.< Less
Shirdi Sai, a mini epic in verse offers my engagement with Sai. It is an attempt to inwardise him. He is seen in the Phakar Fakir tradition, the oldest tradition of mysticism still vibrant in... More > India. In the Fakir tradition spirituality transcends institutions, religions, and cults, though a cult in course of time crystallizes around a fakir. Shirdi cult now is not just Pan-India but has appeared in foreign shores. The cult is sustained in Shirdi’s case by the devotion of millions and their experiences of his help and intervention in their lives for material weal and spiritual transformation.
In many places in the waxing poem comparisons have crept in with Ramakrishna, Vivekananda, Buddha, Krishnamurti, Kabir. The comparisons are contextual and show how being a Fakir he is different. Comparative nuance should not read judgmentally. The poem is a response of a poet, a maverick testimony.< Less
……For some weird reasons that no one knows, Arkis sunk into the water. Some people say that they are still alive…
“Okay I had an idea that maybe we could try to find Arkis... More > and I just wanted to know if you were going to come with me. Are you in or are you out?” said Neil..READ ON TO KNOW ABOUT THIS GAME OF FATE!< Less
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