Whispers from Beyond

"Deep spiritual meditations, do perceive messages from the realm beyond. The only difference is, the celestial messages percolated to the author, in the form of poems.

Day after day, during the three months’ intensive internal journeying, angelic messages flashed to him and answered his day-to-day paradoxes, dilemmas and contradictions. During that phase, his anxieties from his personal life situations from moment to moment got resolved by the succour provided. His queries were various, as were the themes he pondered over. 

As poet’s has been an unconventional living, the divine messages he received, also broke the barriers of social acceptability, religiosity and legalities. Themes like ‘Joy of Parting’, ‘Understanding Sensual Pleasures’ and the ‘Relationship unacceptable to Society and laws governing it’ are all included in the divine messages, he received. 

The messages received from the realm beyond, can be useful for anyone, who cares for them. With this view, the present anthology of divine poetic messages comes to light."

Reading ‘Whispers From Beyond’ has been a captivating experience for me. I found the same sense of wonder and joy that I derive when I read Rumi, Umar Khayyam, Kabir or any other mystic poet. The book is full of nuggets of wisdom. I could identify deeply with some of the insights while others open new horizons of understanding. Although the poems manifest deep philosophy the language is completely devoid of any irksome jargon. It is simple, straight forward and easy to understand. The only problem with the book is although it drenches the very being yet it does not quench the thirst. May be it is the way it should be. Perhaps perpetual discontentment propels the spiritual journey. Hoping to read more ‘whispers’ in future.

 

Something noble, something magnificent

Coming your way

Greet the changes as they come

Peaks are attained by the ones, who aspire them

Awareness is the key Changing times tilt the balance

This time, O' Dear! is your turn

Sweeten your Soul Refresh your Self Rejoice (1.3)

 

Flowers’ benign fragrance

sweetens the soul sublime

Thorn is there to protect

It is not for nothing that

the two are together

Why hate one and glorify the other (4.2)

Nature’s bounty available to those

who care to share and restore

Whose exclusive estate is this

You act as the Master, I as the tiller

Let’s nurture our estate together

You do what you can, I what I (8.3)

Guidance is not far behind, once

Earnest first step taken

Nature is anxious to reveal itself

We only do not open the door

Remain not in doubt, looking askance

Promised help comes when required (11.2)

In difficulties look within, not to others

Better help comes in whispers

Listen with intent (14.3)

Painful moments come in life, true

Pause for a while

Understand

Again be yourself (15.5)

A date with you, O Lord,

is what I want

People say, you are the epitome of Love

Sinners are blessed by you, not cursed

Their minds not made heavy with guilt

I am also one of those lovelorn creatures

Will you embrace me,

Will you take care (21.2)

Love- abiding, not God-fearing, am I

Trusting more God’s love

Than His wrath (25.1)

Heed the message given

It is especially chosen for you

Consult not others for what it means

Answer lies within you, explore

Very seldom, one benefits

From other’s labours

Very seldom, words mean

The same to all (34.4)

Thus O heart, sing along alone

If someone is near, appreciate

If none comes along your way

Makes no difference, why complain

In living and dying, man is by himself

Learn the joy of being alone (34.7)

Whom to show your heart

Whom to narrate the woes

Those who listen, don’t care

Caring ones are rare to find

Keep your tales to yourself

Treasure your joy and pain (40.1)

Forces of destiny provide everyone

As one aspires

I get my joy, at my terms

Why should I complain (41.4)

Dependence on others

Compulsion of circumstances

Living alone, life impossible

As we can please none fully

None can really touch our heart

Verily, all relationship is peripheral

Inner core, remains unsullied (42.3)

Bestowed love, is the grace paramount

Sweetened is the receiver, in delight

If my ego must repel begging, asking

My humility must accept thankfully

The benediction

Conferred with love

Without there being a taker

Who can give

Thus, O’ Dear!

Give generously while you can

Accept gracefully, when it’s your turn (43.5)

Whispers From Beyond  

Mitwa Vishwa

 

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