Swami arupananda (3 resultados)

Corals of Time is a meditation on various moods of nature and divinity in India and outside Sombre and exotic at the same time poverty hunger and exploitation of people in general find frequent reflections with striking similes and metaphors SWAMI ARUPANANDA is a poet a lyricist and a seer An author of several books in Oriya Sanskrit and English he is the Founder-Chairman of Arupa Mission Research FoundationHARAPRASAD PARICHA PATNAIK is a noted poet translator critic and editor 135 pp.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. ONGS FOR KANHA DR. HARAPRASAD PARICHA PATNAIK (b. 1953) is a noted poet, a translator and a critic from Orissa. Known for his subtle irony, wit and lyricism, he has five collections of poems in Oriya and has edited and translated two collections in English. He has got his Ph.D. Degree in English in Comparative and Creative Writing (poetry). A former Secretary of Orissa Sahitya Akademi, at present he teaches in the P.G. Department of English, Samanta Chandra Sekhar (Autonomous) College, Puri, Orissa. ABOUT THE BOOK DR. SWAMI ARUPANANDA (b. 1964) is a saint poet who believes in the philosophy of Vaishnavism. The range of his interest is wider. A lyricist of repute he is a philanthropist, a social activist, a healer of dreadful diseases and a propagator of Kalki Tatwa. He has to his credit 23 books in 4 different languages. Two are in Sanskrit, four in Hindi, fourteen in Odiya and three in English. Most of his works exhibit a blending of tradition and modernity. He has obtained his Ph.D. on "The Role of Consciousness and Environmental Pollution: Its Impact on the Zodiac" from University of Colombo and D.Sc. on "Alternate Medicine" from World Science Congress, Colombo. Songs for Kanha is his maiden book in English. Presently he resides in his Ashrams in Bhubaneshwar (Khurda district) and Biridi (Jagatsinghpur district) in Odisha.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Sorrow of Cosmos is a work on environmental pollution. The author, Swami Arupananda has adopted a unique approach to analyse environmental pollution and imbalance in ecology. He rejects the western method of analysis and adopts the Vedantic method of revelation consisting of Vinasha and Prakasha marg. This method integrates environmental pollution with the human consciousness. Swami Arupananda suggets new techniques to combat both visible and invisible pollution. Intellectual wisdom, a key element of consciousness, plays an important role in minimising this pollution. Swamiji believes that environmental crisis needs a revaluation of our priorities.…