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Not All Who Wander are Lost" is a collection of poems written by Baburaj Nair and Vidya Venkataramanan. The readers are taken through the stages of life, from the womb, to childhood, to adulthood, as we live out the roles we adorn through life, and prepare for the journey home.
This journey is chronicled through the feelings/emotions of the child within the womb, emerging to face a world full of conflicts and experiences, of love and passions, overcoming fears of old age, to finally free the soul. The book provides a cardinal message - to be compassionate, and aware of each one's pitfalls, growing and appreciating, and accepting life without any illusions. To find peace and happiness for the soul - we need to pause and listen to all experiences in life.
This is the journey of two poets to find their own souls.
About the Author: For Baburaj, Poems are an intrinsic flow of emotions and his style of searching within!
An experiential explorer, a prolific writer, teacher, and facilitator, with 3 decades of multi-industry exposure, he is also a Leadership Transformation Coach and advisor to the Boards in a few companies in India and abroad.
He is currently advocating the science of People Governance as part of Corporate Governance as a Fellow of the Institute of Directors, India.
Vidya Venkataramanan is a homemaker whose dual passions are writing and exploring the finer nuances of Vedanta through philosophy and spirituality.
A post-graduate in English Literature, she indulged in her passion of writing through short stories and a huge treasure trove of poems. Many of her poems have been published on various online forums apart from a book of published poems, co-authored by 2 likeminded poets.
