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O My Friends
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Mirabai's "O My Friends" is a passionate devotional poem expressing the intense longing and surrender of the soul to the divine.
It uses vivid imagery of nature—deer, partridge, fish—to illustrate the complete devotion required on the spiritual path.
The poem's central theme is the annihilation of the ego and the merging of the individual self with the divine.
Mirabai's powerful imagery and emotional intensity convey the ecstatic experience of union with God. The poem's enduring appeal lies in its ability to articulate the universal human desire for connection with the transcendent.
It uses vivid imagery of nature—deer, partridge, fish—to illustrate the complete devotion required on the spiritual path.
The poem's central theme is the annihilation of the ego and the merging of the individual self with the divine.
Mirabai's powerful imagery and emotional intensity convey the ecstatic experience of union with God. The poem's enduring appeal lies in its ability to articulate the universal human desire for connection with the transcendent.
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Mirabai Starr
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Phil mentions that his book is so good.it is also that spies and stuff but in my mind you just blew rachel kishner out of the water and so much more interesting and serious and real characters and i loved that so much i was gutted it wasn't on there it's probably sorry to James it's probably my favorite book of the year by some what
The Booker Prize 2024 • Episode #166
