Publisher: London : Hodder and Stoughton Publication date: 1899 Subjects: Sermons, English Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be numerous typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or indexes. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there.

This book, "The Unheeding God And Otber Sermons", by Thomas G Selby, is a replication. It has been restored by human beings, page by page, so that you may enjoy it in a form as close to the original as possible. This book was created using print-on-demand technology. Thank you for supporting classic literature.

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This book is an amazing account of the last 4 decades of social changes, by retired Hindi teacher and vice-principal Kendriya Vidyalaya, in the form of ghazals and poems. The poet observes and laments the social, economic, political issues at whose heart are changing values which find no place for human-ness in the fray of consumerism.

The simple and little things that can give joy are lost somewhere in the new rat-race of corporate craze, multinational companies and enormous scandals and scams whose sizes were unimaginable.

It doesn't take much to be happy, and it doesn't take much to create misery either!

The power of word is evident when very deep thoughts and emotions are expressed in very short lines (the meter is short, chhoTi bahar), using very simple words.
- "Worker is a bonded laborer, still; even though the market is free"
- "Their shadow falls ever-where, even grass stops growing there."
- "Crouching, with chin on knees, still the quilt was a bit short"

For example,
unkA sAyA jahA.n jahA.n par
tinakA tak nA ugA wahA.n par |
--
gardan, Ankhe.n, kamar jhuk gayee.n
jo bhee ho AyA darabAr |
--
kitane seedhe-sAde tum
bachapan ke se vAde tum |
--
chhup kar log machAno.n me.n
chhodein teer dhalAno.n me.n |
"

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Author of - "Karze Ke Thaath", "Raam Dhun", "Raaste Mein Ataki Uplabdhiyaan", "Pitaa", "My Letters To George Bush", "Begaane Mausam". More titles coming soon.
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This book is an amazing account of the last 4 decades of social changes, by retired Hindi teacher and vice-principal Kendriya Vidyalaya, in the form of ghazals and poems. The poet observes and laments the social, economic, political issues at whose heart are changing values which find no place for human-ness in the fray of consumerism.

The simple and little things that can give joy are lost somewhere in the new rat-race of corporate craze, multinational companies and enormous scandals and scams whose sizes were unimaginable.

It doesn't take much to be happy, and it doesn't take much to create misery either!

The power of word is evident when very deep thoughts and emotions are expressed in very short lines (the meter is short, chhoTi bahar), using very simple words.
- "Worker is a bonded laborer, still; even though the market is free"
- "Their shadow falls ever-where, even grass stops growing there."
- "Crouching, with chin on knees, still the quilt was a bit short"

For example,
unkA sAyA jahA.n jahA.n par
tinakA tak nA ugA wahA.n par |
--
gardan, Ankhe.n, kamar jhuk gayee.n
jo bhee ho AyA darabAr |
--
kitane seedhe-sAde tum
bachapan ke se vAde tum |
--
chhup kar log machAno.n me.n
chhodein teer dhalAno.n me.n |
"

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