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Published: 2022-03-06

Total Pages: 42

ISBN-13: 9781458367273

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This poetry collection was born when a poet and devotee of Avatar Adi Da Samraj found his poetry not being accepted for publication because it was deemed too specific to a particular religious order. Venting to other devotees came the response that others also feared this brick wall, and a few had even changed their writings to be more acceptable to some editors. This led to putting out a call to poets in 2020, who were devotees or admirers of Adi Da, and creating a publication where they could share what they wrote and felt without fear or intimidation. This book is not endorsed, nor connected in any formal way, to the Dawn Horse Press, the Laughing Man Institute, the Ruchira Sannyasin Order, or any branch of the Adidam organization. This is a tribute from a loosely organized collection of writers to their spiritual teacher, while hoping others come to find him and his teachings. Features the poetry of: Aurobindananda, David M., Dave Sparks, Jr., Gideon's Call, Dr. Jamie Ray, Jeanie Is Dancing, J. J., John J. McLaughlin, Laurence David Marx, Katie Morse, Michael DaCosta, Naomi Marie Silverman, Olivia Olivia, Pat K., Sam, Sarah B., Tamara Bright, and W. Wong.

Download or read book Our Bright Bhagavan written by and published by . This book was released on 2022-03-06 with total page 42 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This poetry collection was born when a poet and devotee of Avatar Adi Da Samraj found his poetry not being accepted for publication because it was deemed too specific to a particular religious order. Venting to other devotees came the response that others also feared this brick wall, and a few had even changed their writings to be more acceptable to some editors. This led to putting out a call to poets in 2020, who were devotees or admirers of Adi Da, and creating a publication where they could share what they wrote and felt without fear or intimidation. This book is not endorsed, nor connected in any formal way, to the Dawn Horse Press, the Laughing Man Institute, the Ruchira Sannyasin Order, or any branch of the Adidam organization. This is a tribute from a loosely organized collection of writers to their spiritual teacher, while hoping others come to find him and his teachings. Features the poetry of: Aurobindananda, David M., Dave Sparks, Jr., Gideon's Call, Dr. Jamie Ray, Jeanie Is Dancing, J. J., John J. McLaughlin, Laurence David Marx, Katie Morse, Michael DaCosta, Naomi Marie Silverman, Olivia Olivia, Pat K., Sam, Sarah B., Tamara Bright, and W. Wong.