Songs of the Soul

Songs of the Soul is an anthology of 275 sonnets, the largest number ever published in English by a single poet. Interestingly, this prolific production was provoked by William Shakespeare's 154 sonnets. This collection is enriched by generous doses of the spiritual and the metaphysical: two enviable endowments of the Eastern mind.

The reckless pursuit of Mammon has ignited in the minds of the peoples of the world- the self-consuming fire of craving for more and more sensual thrills on the one hand and a restless yearning for a life of fulfilment truly becoming of the majesty of the Homo sapien species on the other.

There is a kindling of light in some sane hearts that money-mindedness ought to be abandoned in favour of mind-moneyedness. But not many know how this state can be attained. Songs of the Soul offers sacrament for those who are frantic about getting out of the cesspool of cultural debasement. It embodies both the clue and the corrective for the redemption of the soul by the sparkle of songs.