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'PETITION TO LORD RAM' is a bouquet of 121 devotional sonnets written in simple yet graceful language which hitherto remains unparalleled in the history of English literature for its exquisite beauty, quaint whimsicality and richness of illustration. The style in which the book is written is a model of lucidity and order and the language employed exhibits a chiselled excellence and a well-trimmed form. The emotions expressed in the book are garbed in rich and graceful drapery of language. There is natural grace, classical elegance and pleasing beauty of description. Every word expresses with...

'Unburdening a Burden' is a bouquet of 121 devotional sonnets written in simple yet graceful language which hitherto remains unparalleled in the history of English literature for its exquisite beauty, quaint whimsicality and richness of illustration. The style in which the book is written is a model of lucidity and order and the language employed exhibits a chiselled excellence and a well-trimmed form. The emotions expressed in the book are garbed in rich and graceful drapery of apposite language. There is natural grace, classical elegance and pleasing beauty of description. Every word...

'Unburdening a Burden' is a bouquet of 121 devotional sonnets written in simple yet graceful language which hitherto remains unparalleled in the history of English literature for its exquisite beauty, quaint whimsicality and richness of illustration. The style in which the book is written is a model of lucidity and order and the language employed exhibits a chiselled excellence and a well-trimmed form. The emotions expressed in the book are garbed in rich and graceful drapery of language. There is natural grace, classical elegance and pleasing beauty of description. Every word expresses with...

'Bhakti Padavali' is a collection of 105 devotional lyrics written in simple, effortless, direct and easy to absorb language, spoken mostly by the villagers residing in the Awadhi-speaking belt of Northern India. These Padas (or the lyrics written in Kavitta Chhand) are the spontaneous sobbing and silent outpourings of a devotee's heart meant only to be listened to by his Lord in rapt attention and complete silence. These Padas are not meant to be read aloud like a Petition in a King's Court; rather they are supposed to be studied in profound silence and silent profundity by the King Himself...

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