Tere Naam ke Moti

Tere Naam ke Moti

S.D. Tiwari

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Editorial:
Notion Press Media Pvt. Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798905402289
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This book, *Tere Naam Ke Moti* (Pearls of Thy Name) is profound themes-such as the glory of God, spirituality, the essence of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, and vital life principles-are presented through the ’Haiku’ poetic form. For spiritual seekers, this book is truly as valuable as ’pearls’ and will prove helpful for meditation. *Tere Naam Ke Moti* is a beautiful and deeply meaningful book. Despite the brevity, these verses convey a complete range of emotions and ideas. The compositions in this book are not merely poems but represent a refined expression of philosophy and spirituality. This work demonstrates that the concise medium of haiku can effectively make profound philosophical themes accessible.Weaving boundless subjects-such as the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita and spirituality-into the 17-syllable (5-7-5) structure of a Haiku is truly akin to 'containing the ocean within a pitcher.' Encapsulating profound philosophical insights within minimal words, this work meets a contemporary need; amidst the rush of daily life, it offers spiritual nourishment and acts as a devotional link, connecting readers to the Divine. The concise, substantive, and evocative verses of this volume will not only provide readers with a deep understanding of spirituality but also facilitate self-realization, thereby paving the way toward achieving life’s ultimate purpose.

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