Download or read book Journey Book II Time s Commotion written by James Forte and published by . This book was released on 2016-08-05 with total page 284 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: ABOUT THE BOOK: a declaration of love, theme and variations. Poems from a pilgrim on his way. Spiritual views and insights on mysticism, on philosophy, on life, solving many conundrums. A poet's view. Journey Book II Time's Commotion is the second book in a series of three written over the course of a year, January through December, 2007, telling of a lifelong journey. The other volumes in the series are Journey Book I Prologue and Journey Book III Jug.READER?S RESPONSE: Many thanks ? for the wonderful book: it certainly is one of the best of the new millennium, in my view! I find it aesthetically enormously pleasing and spiritually edifying! As regards Journey, I place it in a long and distinguished tradition of many great creative works of the world, such as: The Bhagavad Gita, Divine Comedy, Leaves of Grass, (especially Song of Myself, and Passage to India) and Four Quartets! Passages like: ? Truth is truth/ It is singular/ Only God is singular/ Each rung / Has its utility/ Has its purpose ... are charmingly complex! The poem is a gentle indictment of non-moral and visionless postmodernism, while it sees the value of 'utility' as one's inner urge for spiritual ascent to a higher form of life, toward perfection! ? I write this having just read in much joy Richard Fuller's glowing review of Journey in Metaphysical Reviews. More than confirming my own discoveries in the book, the brief article reads like a testament of faith -- a fitting tribute to an insightful and sagely book of poetry meant for the disbelieving postmodern age of ours! But Journey and its twin authors (one known, the other unknowable!) are more to be meditated upon than just read! Congratulations, once again! Gour Kishore Das, Professor Emeritus, Delhi UniversityREADERS? COMMENTS: ?I find it dense with the ?great imperative? ? Paul Caponigro, Photographer. ?The English language can hardly be expected to be more graceful and more transparent? ? Evan Pritchard, Editor, Resonance Magazine. ?God bless you! You truly express the divine Fire!? ? Dr. George Arnsby Jones, Editor, Peacehaven Quarterly.
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