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Lalitamba 5

Swamini Sri Lalitambika Devi

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Código Libristo: 07428036

Editoras Chintamani Books, novembro 2012

Lalitamba is a journal of contemporary spiritual literature that was inspired by a pilgrimage throug... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 07428036

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Lalitamba is a journal of contemporary spiritual literature that was inspired by a pilgrimage through India. In early 2004, we traveled from city to city, working to alleviate the suffering that comes from poverty, illness, and plain loss of hope. The name "Lalitamba" means Divine Mother. In India, she is looked to as the supporter of the universe. Lalitamba 5 includes translation and commentary by Coleman Barks, as well as Haiku-inspired poetry by Sensei Gregory Hosho Abels and devotional verse by Janine Canan. An interview with Jayanta Mahapatra offers a glimpse into the life and inspiration of one of today's most beloved Indian English poets. Meanwhile, painter Pat Lipsky shares her thoughts on Proust, stained glass windows, and jazz.