“Stepping into this world, I feel the air change around me, thick with the essence of something greater than mere emotion. Love here isn’t just a flutter in the heart; it’s a current that courses through every fibre of existence, connecting us all in a web of divine energy. In this world, that I call mine, love isn’t just felt; it’s experienced on a level that is beyond the limitations of mortal understanding. It’s as if I’ve been transported to a place where the very air hums with the power of love, where every breath is a reminder of the sacredness of existence.”
Picture yourself as a persona in a faraway world, where love isn’t just a funny feeling but a force that transcends human emotions. It becomes spiritual, it becomes divine. That is what Bhakti poetry is. It is a tradition that’s as deep as the ocean and as boundless as the sky. These poems are all about love – not just any love, mind you, but a love that’s pure and divine. In the world of Bhakti poetry, it doesn’t matter who you are – your background, your race, your gender – none of it makes a difference. Ancient poets, from every walk of life, wrote verses that spoke straight to the heart, breaking through all the usual rules and expectations. These poets would pour their hearts out onto paper, singing praises to the Divine in words that were both powerful and sincere. They would speak of love so intense, it could move mountains and part seas.
In regards to the remaining sections, are an intimate reflection of the author’s own experiences, forged into two poignant segments rather than traditional chapters. The anthology encompasses “The Awakening,” “The Visions of Love,” and culminates in “The Resurfacing of Identity.” These latter two sections eloquently capture the intricacies of human emotions in everyday existence. While imbued with a subtle spiritual essence, Bhakti poetry, nevertheless, harmonises seamlessly with the other concepts.
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