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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhat is true faith? Can true faith challenge the social fabric to enunciate the highest sentiments from an individual’s heart? Do we always understand faith from the perspective of a preacher? How far will you go to answer the questions that resonate from within?
Jyotsna Chhokar always knew of and made offerings to Krishna, a Hindu deity worshipped in India, from the substantial perspective of superiors in the family and society. It was only a decade ago when she began to fathom Krishna through the yearning eyes of Meera, a 16th century Hindu poet and devotee of Krishna, that she was able to unearth the vast potential of understanding faith from deep within.
The book is a revelation about the soul, heart and vigor of the author’s extreme devotion to Lord Krishna. She questions Krishna’s elongated silence to acknowledge her admiration through her heart-rending poetry. This book is rooted in the author’s understanding of faith where her heart has played both teacher and guide.
Jyotsna
Jyotsna is an impassioned writer of devotional poetry and songs, capturing the innocent youth of Lord Krishna. Jyotsna is also a social activist and national coordinator with Pratima Raksha Samman Samiti, a NGO that pays tribute to the valiant freedom fighters of India. She is also associated with Inner Wheel Mid-Town, an international organization that works exclusively to extend help to underprivileged and handicapped children. Jyotsna’s sincere expression of devotion to the Lord, through both singing and writing, has encouraged her to share her profound thoughts through her first book Rangrez Mere, which is a detailed expression of her continued reverence of Lord Krishna through her revitalizing quotes.
