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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Thou Death, Me Deathless is a thematic collection of Tagore’s best poem of on Death, death related issues, human thoughts to overcome the death-pang-cycle. Author selected the best poems to handle all major issues, 1.The Fact of death & death-pangs on Earth; 2. The eternal cries, not to let anyone go [pass away]; 3.Poems of painful memoirs ; 4. Searching the missing Demised Beloved ; 5. Accepting Death as an Act of God ; 6.Defeat the Deaths and Sorrows ; 7.By Death nothing is lost in Aggregate; 8. Learning to Overcome the fear of death ; 9. Developing Faiths in Re-birth ; 10.Searching liberation from the Cycle of births & Deaths ;11. Concept of re-union with God [ Creator] ; 12. Your existence in the Concept of the “Universal I”; 13. Experiencing a Physical Resurrection; 14. By realization of the Supreme Reality,15. Realizing the Death a an temporary Eclipse,16. Assured of eternal life, defying the death altogether. **Except 2 [Translated by Tagore himself], the rest of 61 poems, first-time translated by me most authentically, showing the original text first, line-by-line, and putting the direct English words, for word-by-word, line-by-line translation ; only in the English-Verse-form, some end-rhyme was added, without adding any extra word. The readers will first-time enjoy the charms of great poetic expressions, the depth of thoughts, the melody of melting heart, the hymn-like utterance to wash up all our death-related agonies, the death is not the end of any entity.
Sukumar Das
Sukumar Das, IAS [Retd], aged 75, an author of many books of many types and categories, including his books of poems, dramas, novel, research work on Regional History, Translation of Rig-Veda and some Upanisadas, recent path-breaking two fundamental reasearch works, titled, " Historicity of God Indra" and title, " All Vedic Hindu Gods are of Mesopotamian Origin", now came up suddently with this very useful English Version of Rabindranath Tagore, thematically seleced his best 63 poems on Death, Death-related issues, human thoughts of over-coming the death-birth-cycle, life an eternal life, mingle with the Creator [ Jeevantma to Paramatma], and ultimately defy the death as mot the ultimate end of any entity. This very inspirational book of Tagore's most convincing and alluring poems will enchant all the readers. The great toughts, the nice concepts, the fragrance of excellent poetic expressions, the heart-meltiong melodies of emotional songs will drop down as the nectar on the perplexed hearts of depressed humans, and provide them the necessary elixir to take death as not the end of an entity, and stay connected with the crative forces of eternity, of which you are a spark only. " Nayam Hanti, na hanyate.".. Let us read and see how Tagore brough the readers to the faith tht they are the sons and daughter of the Eternal One. You all are the " Amritashya Putrah"..The offsprings of the parents who is Eternal, are also ever eternal. " Thou hast made me Endless, that was Thy pleasure"-Tagore [ Geetantaji ]
