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    Yajnavalkya and Some Love Poems (Musings on Vedanta Book 1)
    Yajnavalkya and Some Love Poems (Musings on Vedanta Book 1)
    Yajnavalkya and Some Love Poems (Musings on Vedanta Book 1)
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    Yajnavalkya and Some Love Poems (Musings on Vedanta Book 1)

    By Rahul Kumar

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    Vedanta thought about love and its deep mystical explanations sought after by humankind in all times. Reading the upnishdas , i found that the same questions which appeared to people about love , its various forms . Jotted the deepest thought in form of these poems .This is the place where the mind and heart coalesces to find new meanings to life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRahul Kumar
    Release dateAug 5, 2014
    ISBN9781311796288
    Yajnavalkya and Some Love Poems (Musings on Vedanta Book 1)
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    Rahul Kumar

    Rahul Kumar (1986) was born in Darbhanga, Bihar,India to Maithil Brahmin parents. He is a software engineer by profession . He has special interest in Indian philosophy , especially that of Vedas and Upanishads . His first book is a series of poems "Musings on Upnishadas" .He is currently writing a novel "Brahma and his dreams" soon to be published

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