"Sacred Threads: Spiritual Poems" is a soul-stirring collection penned by the insightful Anil Narain Matai. This anthology takes readers on an immersive journey through the realms of spirituality, love, and nature, threading together a tapestry of contemplation and divine connection.
Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Babaji of Radhasoami Satsang Beas, Matai crafts verses that transcend the ordinary, offering readers a unique lens through which to explore the intricate tapestry of existence. Each poem is a portal into the sacred chambers of the heart, inviting introspection and spiritual awakening.
Dedicated to the author's late father, Narain Udernomal Matai, and the unwavering support of Madhu Narain Matai, these poems are deeply rooted in familial love and spiritual legacy. Matai's wife, Aruna Gaikwad, contributes to the personal touch, infusing warmth and depth into the verses.
Two furry companions, Karma Matai and Mira Matai, playfully navigate the collection, adding joy and companionship to the contemplative moments. As readers traverse moonlit reflections, listen to whispers of the heart, and witness celestial conversations, "Sacred Threads" becomes a timeless companion on the spiritual journey, resonating with the echoes of divine connection and self-discovery. This anthology promises an enriching and transformative experience for those seeking solace and inspiration within the sacred threads of their own lives.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "Sacred Threads: Spiritual Poems" is a soul-stirring collection penned by the insightful Anil Narain Matai. This anthology takes readers on an immersive journey through the realms of spirituality, love, and nature, threading together a tapestry of contemplation and divine connection.Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Babaji of Radhasoami Satsang Beas, Matai crafts verses that transcend the ordinary, offering readers a unique lens through which to explore the intricate tapestry of existence. Each poem is a portal into the sacred chambers of the heart, inviting introspection and spiritual awakening.Dedicated to the author's late father, Narain Udernomal Matai, and the unwavering support of Madhu Narain Matai, these poems are deeply rooted in familial love and spiritual legacy. Matai's wife, Aruna Gaikwad, contributes to the personal touch, infusing warmth and depth into the verses.Two furry companions, Karma Matai and Mira Matai, playfully navigate the collection, adding joy and companionship to the contemplative moments. As readers traverse moonlit reflections, listen to whispers of the heart, and witness celestial conversations, "Sacred Threads" becomes a timeless companion on the spiritual journey, resonating with the echoes of divine connection and self-discovery. This anthology promises an enriching and transformative experience for those seeking solace and inspiration within the sacred threads of their own lives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798876485434
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