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The Secret of Eternal Fragrance – Philosophical Poetry from India

Let in thy eyes vest skies Here the secret of eternal fragrance lies. In these philosophical poems, Dr. Jernail Singh Anand takes a dig on man who is stinking because he is full of himself. The second poem ‘Furniture’, he focuses on the pleasure notes of birds, simply because they know they have to go tomorrow. What makes

THE INDIAN PARADOX

If India as a great nation, has something to be proud of, it is its great cultural and spiritual tradition. And if it has anything to worry about, it is the absence of national character and statesmen from its political stage. The Indian way of life can be best understood if one understands the cultural nuances of this country, which are

ALTERING DIVINE EQUATIONS: THE TECHNOMAN AS A THREAT TO EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL BALANCE

The techno-man is emerging as the villain who is proving a threat to the existence of nature, and God, and finally to his own existence. The issue of survival now is not only for man. It is for nature on one hand, and God on the other. The techno-man is emerging as the villain who is proving a threat to the existence of nature, and God,

Yoni-Lingam symbols in Rock Art of Sindh

Presumably, the Yoni-lingam motifs were open-air temples in the mountainous region of Sindh Aziz Kingrani In Sindh, Rock carvings are more common in the hilly areas of the Khirthar mountain range, especially in the boundaries of Dadu district. The ancient rock carvings on the mountains of Sindh are unique from the rock carvings found in

ART: FABULATING THE FORBIDDEN DREAMS OF MANKIND

Men should be armed with all the arts of living. Life is not a dream. It is a fact. A real enterprise. William Shakespeare, in one of his plays, compares life to a stage, and human beings to actors, and the world thereafter has never been tired of using this metaphor over the centuries. But, if we look into this idea with a keener eye, we