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This creative arty collection of illustrated poems and short stories in verse is a pioneering presentation of nonduality. The book illuminates the message of formlessness appearing as form in a humorous manner, whilst providing a lot of food for thought. It promises to shatter all notions and snatch every bit of spirituality the reader may have acquired thus far, leaving them with absolutely nothing.
The work in a wordy way, like the scriptures, challenges the sense of self to question its existence.
The poems and stories in verse echo and embrace:
The message of the infinite singing as the finite song.
Personified foods that go through the notions, feel all emotions and then question and wonder about life.
The translation of various scriptures from the non-dual perspective.
All of the poems are illustrated with amazing handmade pieces of art wherein most of the art materials are used from the respective regions the verse highlights.
Several topics like the perfect shape, seeking home, war, depression, charity, science, spirituality, refugees, death, life after death and LGBTQ to name a few.
This book is suitable for all the sensitive people who wonder about life. It is an ideal gift for teenagers who question the societal norms and hierarchical structures; philosophers who seek the meaning of life; seekers who long for their non-existence and the song of unconditional love; immigrants who wish to be at home; art enthusiasts who love innovative art; the lovers of the scriptures and finally readers who enjoy a good read. This book is relevant for critics too, for they too will find a lot of material to assess, analyse and adjudge.
Recommended age 12+
