ARUNACHALA
The gods did share the foot of the mountain,
a home for Ramana to host the stars, Continue reading
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ARUNACHALA
The gods did share the foot of the mountain,
a home for Ramana to host the stars, Continue reading
Our voices journey through the great Silence,
Silence will lend its ear through violence,
Plus the blare of music that plays through walls,
And precious cup that smashes when it falls. Continue reading
An estimated 100 million songs have been written, sung and released.
The same spiritual inquiry applies to all of them. Continue reading
Percy Shelly, the early 19th century English poet, engaged in the sharpest of polemics in his anti-war poem. He showed the corruption, coldness and lust for war of the ruling elite.
Here is a 10 line extract from the 72 line poem. Continue reading
Ozymandias by Percy Shelly.
I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said—“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Continue reading