Ram bhagwan (13 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Acknowledgements. Prologue. 1. Kazi Nazrul Islam a poet extra-ordinary. 2. Communalism and literature writings from Bangladesh. 3. The Circle of Karma: Journeys of the vagrant spirit. 4. The Balladry of the Bhutanese Lo-Zey: A critique of the Ballad of Pemi Tshewang Tashi. 5. Contemporary Indian fiction in English. 6. Violence, identity and narrative: a quest for harmony. 7. Decoding the Maldivian Milieu: a note on the Maldivian poetry in English. 8. Modern Nepali Poetry--a note. 9. The Pakistani perception of the partition trauma. 10. Woman, the eternal colony of man: Tehmina Durrani's Self Experiences. 11. A critique of Siddiqi's God's Own Land. 12. Culture-consciousness and gender bias in Bapsi Sidhwa's The Pakistani Bride: a post colonial approach. 13. Pakistani Poetry in English: an overview. 14. Images of the sub-continent in Sri Lankan Writing in English. 15. Yakada Yaka Carl Muller's Faction-Fiction. 16. The Jam Fruit Tree: a study of a Sri Lankan Novel. 17. Cultural clash, confusion and final assimilation in three SAARC Novels. 18. Archetypes of cultural homogeneity in SAARC Poetry. 19. Harmonic idiom through identity code: a note on SAARC Poetry. Contributors. From the Prologue: "The present book contains papers on different aspects of SAARC Writing in English. They are arranged country-wise in the alphabetical order. The first two papers on Bangladesh introduce the national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam and examine reflection of communalism in the writings of Bangladesh. Bhutanese Lo-Zey and a novel The Circle of Karma are the subject matter of Bhutanese section. There are two papers on India, one analysing contemporary trends in Indian fiction and another expatiating upon violence, identity and narrative as tools of eventual and cathartic communal harmony. There is a survey of Maldivian poetry and a note on the poetry of Nepal. Pakistan figures prominently as the book has three papers analysing three novels and the fourth on partition fiction. The book has analysed two novels of Sri Lanka and a Sri Lankan novelist himself has examined the image of India in Sri Lankan fiction. Besides these, there are three thematic papers on the cultural aspects of SAARC.".…

Zustand: New. pp. 413 Illus.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. Aghoreshwar Mahaprabhu Baba Bhagwan Ram a brief biography. Aghora a brief history. 1. The mother. 2. The practices. 3. The truth. 4. Conduct. 5. The state of being. 6. Aghoreshwar. 7. Character. 8. Sentiment. 9. Ritual action. 10. Human beings. 11. Inspiration. 12. Culture. 13. Attachment. 14. Guru. 15. God. 16. The Living Being. 17. Kapaleshwar. 18. The body. 19. Mental states. 20. Mantra. 21. Women. 22. Nature. 23. The life force. 24. Worship. 25. Time. Glossary. The Aghoris believe that their tradition was started by Shiva himself and was propounded further by Jagadguru Dattatreya. Baba Kinaram (1563 1714) a very renowned saint in Banaras revived the tradition. The followers of the Aghora path try to cultivate a state of mind and social practice totally non discriminatory. Seeing the Divine in everything and everybody they transcend all category distinctions all prescriptions and proscriptions of the normal social structure such as high and low purity and pollution pure and impure or male and female. In the 20 century Aghoreshwar Mahaprabhu Baba Bhagwan Ram (1937 1992) was the greatest avadhut in the Aghora tradition. He had an overwhelming spiritual quest ever since its infancy and attained enlightenment at the age of fourteen or fifteen. He thus became an Aghoreshwar the highest of all spiritually realized saints in the Aghora tradition a walking talking deity Shiva incarnate. People felt that Baba truly loved everyone who went to him. His life was no longer for his own self he lived for those who came to him. Hundreds of thousands of devotees simple villagers spiritual seekers and high dignitaries would flock around him. In the holy city of Banaras Baba laid the foundation of Shri Sarveshwari Samooh in 1961 an organization to fight social evils like leprosy dowry and illiteracy. To fulfil these goals Baba started an ashram and a leprosy hospital by the name of Awadhut Bhagwan Ram Kusht Sewa Ashram (The Awadhut Bhagwan Ram Leprosy Service Ashram) at Parao Varanasi. Baba's teachings were imparted more through everyday conversations rather than through sermons. On his advice his words were compiled into a book that will have the essence of all his messages. Thus was written Aghor Vachan Shastra in Hindi and the present book its English translation. Baba Bhagwan Ram is credited to have changed the place that Aughar ascetics occupy in society. While earlier they were regarded as being literally on the social fringe inhabiting cremation grounds today they have become a part of the mainstream of religious life in Banaras and elsewhere using the powers of their spiritual practices for social benefit. 412 pp. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface Introduction 1 The journey from innocence to experience in Indo-Anglian NovelsBinod Mishra 2 Mythical interpretation if Indo-Canadian DiasporaStephen Gill 3 Cultural anxiety versus spiritualism a case of Indian and Canadian poetrySudhir K 264 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. 254.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New. pp. xxi + 221.

Hardcover. Zustand: Used-Good. 8vo. Cloth, no dj. Red cloth. 619 numbered pp. Cloth scuffed and mottled; spine is sunned. Sewn binding is holding, but very tender. Else fine. A useful reader's copy.

Zustand: New. pp. xxviii + 632.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Reprint. The first five volumes of Caraka Samhita. All copies in very good or near fine condition with similar dust jackets.