RHYTHM OF SPIRITUAL BEATS

Let's talk about RHYTHM OF SPIRITUAL BEATS by SRINIVASAN PANCHNADAM NATHAN.

Blurb:

The Collection of Poems "Rhythm of Spiritual Beats "Is Aimed at Self-Awareness and Betterment. Topics Range from Challenges of Life with Vigour to Seeking Solace in God. Poems Showing Insight and Intimacy and Tackling the Relevant Personal Issues- Death, Identity in An Approachable Manner. The Reader Needs to Turn Inward Prior To Gazing Outward at The World's Mysteries. The Crux of These Poems Is Related to The Common Man's Spiritual Journey into The Inner Self. There Is A Hidden Meaning for Each of His Poems Appealing to The People for A Cause. In This World Nothing Is Static, There Are Good and Bad Phases of Life Each One Has to Undergo. How Do We Perceive It and Apply the Learnings Positively Is the Message Sent Through His Poems? You Are What You Are. The Fear of Life Needs to Be Conquered and Marched Ahead. Readers Can Relate the Poems and Find It Close to Them When They Are Reading It.

My review:

Rhythm of spiritual beats is indeed a book that directly talks with the soul.
It is a collection of poems which range from awakening your spiritual self to thanking God for everything.
A perfect book for those who wish to enlighten themselves through reading.

The language used is simple and everyone can connect to their soul just by the poems.

One of my favourite poems from this book is FINDING THYSELF.

“You are what you are,

Accept the responsibility

Of your current reality.

Make changes and you can see happiness in your

Way.

A change from within, will

Increase energy,

Improve health,

Add more blessings.

Everything works out to

The highest of good things.

You are a powerful creative being.

Think big and be grateful to the supreme.”

A must read for everyone.

My ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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