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Quintessence of Living Life

Quintessence of Living Life

Bajram Redzepagic / Suchismita Ghoshal

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Ukiyoto Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Poesía
ISBN:
9789353532048
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’'Quintessence of Living Life' is a luminous confluence of two souls, two continents, and two distinct philosophies-woven together through the timeless language of poetry. It bridges the meditative mind of Dr. Bajram Redžepagić, a philosopher-poet whose words echo the wisdom of a sage who has witnessed history’s pain and transcendence, with the radiant heart of Suchismita Ghoshal, a philosopher aspirant-turned into a life-inspired devotional poetess whose surrender to the Divine breathes love, grace, and spiritual vitality into every verse.This poetic compendium unfolds as a universal pilgrimage of consciousness-where love becomes the path and peace, the destination. Redžepagić’s philosophical lyrics resonate with the metaphysics of existence, exploring themes of truth, morality, suffering, and divine justice, while Ghoshal’s devotional poetries invoke tenderness, surrender, and the healing power of spiritual acceptance.Together, they illuminate the eternal conversation between mind and heart, reason and faith, form and formlessness-each poem a reflection of the human spirit’s quest to return home to its source.From the stillness of rivers to the flames of awakening, from the enigma of love to the miracle of peace, this collection transcends cultural and linguistic boundaries, reminding readers that poetry is not merely to be read-but to be felt, lived, and prayed.A rare testament to the unity of human experience, Quintessence of Living Life is not just a book of poems-it is a bridge between East and West, between philosophy and devotion, between the soul and eternity.

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