The Journey of Life - In English rhyme

Munindra Misra

Sinossi

In cosmic sound, Om's vibrations rise,
 
Connecting all, with sacred, mystic sighs.
 
Trideva's trio, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva too,
 
In harmony, the universe's balance imbue.
 
Om's syllable, a symbol of the whole,
 
Echoes through eternity, a sacred goal.
 
Brahma's creation, a cosmic, grand design,
 
Vishnu's preservation, the universe's rhyme in line.
 
Shiva's destruction, a cycle to renew,
 
In Om's vibration, all three aspects shine through.
 
In Trideva's unity, the universe's might,
 
Om's resonance, a celestial, guiding light.
 
Through Om's sound, the cosmos takes its birth,
 
Trideva's symphony, a divine, cosmic mirth.
 
In every atom, Om's vibration does reside,
 
Trideva's essence, the universe's heartbeat, side by side.

Disponibile da: 20/03/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 290 pagine.

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