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The book is published by immortal doon publications who have many other beautiful collection of books under their belt.Preface of the book is written by famous novelist Mr Gurudeep Khurana while the poems are edited by famous film critic Mr Manmohan Chaddha.There are total 27 poems which deals with different aspects and emotions in human life and after.While poems like “Mere Humdum”, Ëk Prem Tumse Kiya”, “Meri Ek Kahani Thi”are romantic in their true sense,poems like “Ma”, “Janani” and “Himani”is about a bond between mother and child. “Samay Ka Pahiya”, “Brahmaprakash” and “Kya Hai Sach Jeevan Ka” will force you to find true meaning of your presence while the most appreciated poem “Yudh Kar”inspired from Bhagwad Gita will revive that hidden warrior in you.All the poems are vernacular and readers will relate them with each poems individually.Grab a copy,sit in a shack on a sea shore and you will surely enjoy all the poems.
Since most of the poems were written at sea and I always believe that we are in a dreamland called earth,so these dreams which have taken form of poems by the grace of almighty were named “Kuch Khwab Sagar Se”.Serene,calm,composed oceans are most inspiring,as its just you and your pure thoughts.Thus,slowly and steadily these dreams were plucked out of gardens of life and presented to the world,deriving its name.Infact,if you see the cover page of my book,it’s a real photograph taken while the vessel was crossing South China Sea.The ship is shown emerging out of a rainbow,that is what is “Kuch Khwab Sagar Se”.
Genre: SELF-HELP / Spiritual300 COPIES OF BOOK HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD.IT IS AVAILABLE ON FLIPCART,INFIBEAM,BOOKADDA,AND ALL MAJOR BOOK STORES IN INDIA AS WELL AS LIBRARIES.
BOOK HAS BEEN GIVEN 4 STAR IN ITS REVIEW BY REVIEW STATION A LEADING WEBSITE AND DANIK JAGARAN LARGEST HINDI DAILY NEWSPAPER IN INDIA.RADIO KHUSHI 90.4 FM TERMED IT MUST READ BOOK FROM COVER TO COVER,WHILE THE BOOK IS NOW BEING TRANSLATED IN FRENCH.
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Nitya Shekhawat
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