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Hetu Udaya Bhagabata is a profound piece of spiritual literature that delves into the realms of Brahmagyan (transcendental knowledge) and explores the essence of devotion to Lord Jagannath. Authored by Sisu Anant Das and edited by Nagendranath Pradhan, this enlightening book, published in 1977, serves as a significant contribution to the spiritual and philosophical discourse surrounding the worship of Lord Jagannath. At the heart of “Hetu Udaya Bhagabata” lies the exploration of Brahmagyan, the ultimate knowledge that transcends the material world and leads one towards spiritual enlightenment. Through intricately woven narratives, philosophical discourses, and sacred teachings, the book guides readers…
Introduction to Chilika, An is a captivating essay book published by the Centre for Environment and Education (CEE) in 2001. This insightful work serves as a comprehensive exploration of Chilika Lake, one of India’s most magnificent natural treasures. Through detailed descriptions and thought-provoking analysis, the book delves into the wonders of Chilika’s ecosystem, shedding light on its rich biodiversity, unique flora, and diverse fauna. Chilika Lake, situated in the eastern state of Odisha, is the largest brackish water lagoon in Asia and serves as a haven for a myriad of plant and animal species. The essay book offers a profound…
Published in 2020, Purnachandra Mahapatra’s “Jogasamanwaya Prabandhabali” holds a special place in Odia literature. This literary masterpiece delves into the realms of spiritual literature, drawing inspiration from the works of the esteemed philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, particularly focusing on his teachings about the synthesis of yoga. In this enchanting volume, Mahapatra weaves together a tapestry of words that not only captivate the readers but also offer profound insights into the essence of spiritual journey and self-realization. The book serves as a guiding light for those seeking a deeper understanding of yoga, not just as a physical practice but as…
In “Kabita Manjari,” Purnachandra Mahapatra showcases his poetic prowess through a collection of verses that delve into the depths of human emotions, spiritual inquiry, and the complexities of life. The poems in this book likely reflect Mahapatra’s contemplative nature, his keen observations of the world around him, and his profound engagement with the teachings of spiritual luminaries like Sri Aurobindo. The influence of Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy and spiritual vision on Mahapatra’s poetry is a prominent theme in “Kabita Manjari.” Through his verses, the poet might explore the themes of inner awakening, divine love, and the quest for transcendence, drawing inspiration…
In this engaging memoir published in Odia in 2016, “Purnachandra Mahapatranka Smrutire” delves into the life and times of the esteemed Purnachandra Mahapatra through the lens of someone named Purna Bhaina. This literary work serves as a touching tribute or a personal recollection of the experiences shared with or inspired by Purnachandra Mahapatra, offering readers a deeper insight into his persona and contributions. The pages of this book likely unfold a tapestry of anecdotes, insights, and reflections that paint a vivid picture of Purnachandra Mahapatra—the person, the artist, or the figure of influence. Readers can expect to embark on a…
Sahaniya Bikas is a remarkable Odia essay book penned by Rames Chandra Parida and Jayakrusna Panigrahi, first published in 2002. This book delves into the intricate topics of environmental sustainability and sustainable development, offering insightful essays that address crucial environmental challenges and advocate for responsible and harmonious growth. Within the pages of “Sahaniya Bikas,” Parida and Panigrahi explore the interplay between human activities, the environment, and the quest for sustainable progress. Through a collection of thought-provoking essays, the authors dissect the complexities of environmental issues, shedding light on the urgent need for conservation, preservation, and sustainable practices to ensure a…
Sarala Das Sanchayana is a noteworthy Odia poetry book authored by Niladri Bhusan Harichandan and Cp. The book was first published in 2008, marking a significant contribution to Odia literature and showcasing the poetic brilliance of Sarala Das, a revered Odia poet of the 15th century. In “Sarala Das Sanchayana,” Harichandan and Cp delve into the literary legacy of Sarala Das, one of the most eminent poets of Odisha known for his epic works and lyrical compositions. Sarala Das is widely celebrated for his poetic mastery, profound insights, and profound storytelling, making him a revered figure in the realm of…
Sarala Krusi Siksha, v.02 is a significant Odia book authored by Sisir Kant Sahu, Nrusinha Prasad Misra, and Cp. The book was first published in 1977 and later reissued in 1979 as a second edition. Building upon the success of the first volume, this book continues to serve as a valuable resource for individuals involved in the field of agriculture, offering comprehensive insights and practical guidance on various aspects of farming practices. In this volume, Sahu, Misra, and Cp explore a wide range of topics related to agricultural education, providing readers with a detailed understanding of fundamental concepts, latest developments,…
Sarala Krusi Siksha, v.03 is a notable Odia book co-authored by Sisir Kant Sahu, Nrusinha Prasad Misra, and Cp, which was published in 1978. This book is a valuable contribution to the field of agricultural education and serves as a comprehensive guide for practitioners, students, and enthusiasts of agricultural sciences in Odisha and beyond. In this volume, Sahu, Misra, and Cp delve deep into various aspects of agricultural education, encompassing a wide range of topics related to farming practices, agronomy, crop management, soil science, and agricultural economics. The title “Sarala Krusi Siksha” translates to ‘Simple Agricultural Education,’ indicating the authors’…
Srimatarabinda Dibya Charitamruta authored by Purnachandra Mahapatra and published in 2003, stands as a significant collection of Odia poems that delve into the divine and mystical realms while celebrating the life and teachings of Sri Aurobindo. Purnachandra Mahapatra, a revered poet in the Odia literary landscape, brings forth his poetic prowess and spiritual insights in this book, marking a memorable contribution to Odia poetry. The title “Srimatarabinda Dibya Charitamruta” itself carries a sense of reverence and admiration towards Sri Aurobindo, portraying him as a figure embodying divine characteristics and immortal teachings. The term “Charitamruta” signifies a divine nectar of stories,…