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Voices from the Pit
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Naciketa's Fire
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Kisa Gjotami
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Stories from Our World
Stories that cut across time to ancient origins and various cultures and countries. Includes fables and parables plus original stories by the author.
Whispers from the Forests
"Whispers from the Forests (a personal reading of the Upanishads)" by Raj Arumugam is a reading of the Upanishads in various translations. The Upanishads (composed some time between 800 and 200 BCE) are a call to the individual for freedom in one's spiritual life - a call to the individual to be free of ritual, authority and Text and revelation. The Upanishads challenge us to take responsibility for one's spiritual life - a life free of dogma and organized religion. This book by Raj Arumugam is not an offering of another text, but a reminder to be unconditionally free in one's inquiry of spiritual truth.
Nasrudin
Nasrudin is the world's best-loved fool. The wise fool. Stories about Nasrudin have been told and re-told - and new ones invented - since the Middle Ages. Most of the stories of Nasrudin appear as jokes - but each story invites deep thought. Each story offers an insight into our very own nature. Nasrudin lived some time in the thirteenth century and is claimed by so many nations of the Near, Middle East and Central Asia as their own. Today, Nasrudin has many websites devoted to him - and he has truly become the world's best loved fool. Ooops! - the world's best-loved wise fool...
Calm Abiding
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Rembrandt Laughing
The poems of Raj Arumugam enjoy immense popularity and admiration at the more significant poetry websites.His poetry encompasses a wide range of subjects and there is always a sense of the oneness of the world in his poems. There is humor as in his "ha ha" poems and serious inquiry into the nature of truth as in the poem 'of spiritual matters'. His poems are also noted for their deliberate links with our world art as in the title poem in this collection "Rembrandt laughing" and the Dutch master's work of the same title. Also in this book are poems closely linked with art masterpieces from Japan, India, Russia and China. This is a collection that sets news standards in poetry for its diversity, range and depth.
Markandeya
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