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Yogananda's 'Tis All Unknown The speaker in Yogananda's "'Tis All Unknown" likens the dawning of day to the unfolding of rosebud petals, hinting at the beauty of the opening of human consciousness. paramahansa yogananda • ‘tis all unknown • songs of the soul • mysterious beauty • human consciousness
Yogananda's Consecration Paramahansa Yogananda, the great Guru/Poet, dedicates his book, SONGS OF THE SOUL, to his earthly father and consecrates it by offering it to the Divine. paramahansa yogananda • hindu • christianity • guru • songs of the soul
Yogananda's Freedom The speaker in Yogananda's poem, "Freedom," declares his spiritual freedom, insisting that his soul is free regardless of the status or condition of his physical body. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • freedom • affirmation of soul liberty • spiritual freedom
Yogananda's Luther Burbank A esteemed Eastern yogi and an accomplished Western scientist find they have much in common in their pursuit of truth. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • luther burbank • yogi • horticulturist
Yogananda's My Native Land While demonstrating the nature of a true patriot, the speaker in Yogananda's "My Native Land" offers a loving tribute to India, the country of his birth. paramahansa yogananda • my native land • songs of the soul • india • god
Yogananda's The Cup of Eternity The omniscient speaker metaphorically compares a thirsty traveler to a spiritual seeker on the path to God-realization. paramahansa yogananda • cup of eternity • meditation • soul • god-realization
Yogananda's Thy Call In this poem, the speaker dramatizes the spiritual oasis that he can summon even in the midst of the day's hustle and bustle by merely focusing on the call of the Divine. paramahansa yogananda • thy call • songs of the soul • divine • attunement
Yogananda's Thy Divine Gypsy The speaker in "Thy Divine Gypsy" insists that he will follow an uncharted path to the Divine, enjoying all of the creation, which reminds him of his Beloved Creator. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • thy divine gypsy • robert frost • road less traveled
Yogananda's Undying Beauty The speaker dramatizes the life and death of a rose, averring that the rose's soul of beauty outlives its physical vehicle, as does that of the human being. paramahansa yogananda • undying beauty • songs of the soul • eternal • physical body
A Soul Talks to God When a great spiritual leader is also a great poet, the reader receives a double blessing from a good reading of his poetry. This essay reviews Paramahansa Yogananda's <i>Songs of the Soul</i>. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • international congress of religious liberals • city of sparta • self-realization fellowship
God Speaks in a Poem The great yogi/poet, founder of Self-Realization Fellowship, dramatizes the spiritual journey in his poems. They uplift the mind and direct it toward God. paramahansa yogananda • self-realization fellowship • yogi • god • where i am
Living for Spirit Paramahansa Yogananda's poem portrays the attitude of the spiritual aspirant who understands the spiritual goal of realizing the divine nature within. paramahansa yogananda • i was made for thee • songs of the soul • divinity • spirit
Maya's Delusion Even though the power of mayic shadows is very strong, the power to transcend them is even stronger when we understand their value in educating and entertaining us. paramahansa yogananda • maya similar to shadows • satan • delusion • poem
The Tattered Dress Paramahansa Yogananda's two poems, "The Tattered Dress" and "Tattered Garment," portray the act of dying as shedding old clothing. songs of the soul • the tattered dress • tattered garment • paramahansa yogananda • death
Yogananda's 'The Harvest' In Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "The Harvest," the speaker metaphorically compares the beauty of the autumn sky with the inner beauty of the spiritual sky. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • the harvest • furrowed sky • autumn sky
Yogananda's Blood of the Rose The speaker in the great guru's "The Blood of the Rose" dramatizes his connection to the soul of the rose, won through his remorse after picking the flower. paramahansa yogananda • blood of the rose • rime-scheme • guru • songs of the soul
Yogananda's Breathe in Me In Paramahansa Yogananda's "Breathe in Me," the speaker addresses the Divine, seeking the ability to increase his love for his Creator. paramahansa yogananda • breathe in me • songs of the soul • you may hide behind the ocean • the divine
Yogananda's Dream Hermitage Paramahansa Yogananda describes his experience upon receiving a gift of the grounds of his Encinitas Hermitage and Meditation Gardens from his beloved disciple, Mr. Lynn. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • yogoda dream hermitage – a dream dropped from heav • james j lynn • rajarsi janakananda
Yogananda's I Am He From this poem the great yogi, Paramahansa Yogananda, also created a chant, "No Birth, No Death," which is used in the meditation services of Self-Realization Fellowship. paramahansa yogananda • i am he • songs of the soul • self-realization fellowship • meditation services
Yogananda's I Am Lonely No More The speaker in Paramahansa Yogananda's "I Am Lonely No More" celebrates his freedom from the human malady of loneliness. paramahansa yogananda • i am lonely no more • songs of the soul • meeting the big self • i am not lonely in the chamber of solitude
Yogananda's In Stillness Dark The speaker in Paramahansa Yogananda's "In Stillness Dark" dramatizes the results of calming the body and mind and thus allowing the spiritual eye to come into view. paramahansa yogananda's poem • in stillness dark • seeing the light of the spiritual eye • songs of the soul • communion with the divine
Yogananda's My Cosmic Mother's Face At age eleven, Paramahansa Yogananda grieved the loss of his mother, but his spiritual nature impelled his search for and ultimate success in realizing his Divine Mother. paramahansa yogananda • my cosmic mother's face • songs of the soul • divine mother • fair dream faces
Yogananda's One That's Everywhere Paramahansa Yogananda, in his poem "One That's Everywhere," reveals that Divine Omnipresence strives to reveal Itself through all creatures, even the inanimate. paramahansa yogananda • one that’s everywhere • songs of the soul • omnipresence • natural creatures
Yogananda's Silence Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "Silence," dramatizes the importance and power of silence in allowing the meditating devotee to connect with his/her inner Divine Glory. paramahansa yogananda • silence • songs of the soul • importance and power of silence • meditating devotee
Yogananda's Some Treasure of my Own The speaker in Yogananda's "Some Treasure of My Own" elucidates his understanding regarding the importance of loving the Giver more than the gifts. paramahansa yogananda • some treasure of my own • songs of the soul • whatever i sought to give you • free will
Yogananda's The Garden of the New Year In Paramahansa Yogananda's "The Garden of the New Year," the speaker celebrates the prospect of looking forward with enthusiastic preparation to live "life ideally!" paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • in the garden of the the new year • refashion life ideally • metaphor
Yogananda's The Great Lightland The speaker in Yogananda's "The Great Lightland" is an advanced yogi who gives listeners a glimpse of what he sees and then demonstrates gratitude for his attainment. paramahansa yogananda • advanced yogi • the great lightland • songs of the soul • over-soul
Yogananda's The Human Mind Paramahansa Yogananda's "The Human Mind" from Songs of the Soul dramatizes the mental struggle that engages every spiritual aspirant who seeks soul-realization. paramahansa yogananda • the human mind • songs of the soul • i love to roam alone unseen • incognito i wish to wander
Yogananda's The Noble New The theme of "The Noble New" is individualism; the speaker is urging the devotee not to be dragged down by a herd-mentality when journeying toward self-realization. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • the noble new • rugged individualism • elizabethan sonnet
Yogananda's The Royal Way Many of Yoganandaji's poems offer introductory glimpses into the science of yoga, on which his teachings are based; "The Royal Way" dramatizes one such glimpse. paramahansa yogananda • royal way • songs of the soul • great yogi • pairs of opposites
Yogananda's The Toiler's Lay The speaker in "The Toiler's Lay"expresses a sentiment that is universally common to humanity laboring in this material world to keep body and soul together. paramahansa yogananda • the toiler's lay • running away to the divine • songs of the soul • yogic teachings
Yogananda's Thou in Me Paramahansa Yogananda's "Thou in Me" celebrates the union of the individual soul with Divinity or the Over-Soul, as Ralph Waldo Emerson called it. paramahansa yogananda • thou in me • union of soul with divine • songs of the soul • ralph waldo emerson
Yogananda's Vanishing Bubbles Worldly things are like bubbles in the sea; they mysteriously appear, prance around for a brief moment, and then are gone. This speaker dramatizes their brief sojourn. paramahansa yogananda • vanishing bubbles • songs of the soul • maya • law of conservation of energy
Yogananda's Wake, Wake, My Sleeping Hunger Yogananda's "Wake, Wake, My sleeping Hunger, Wake!" from Songs of the Soul dramatizes the theme of humanity's intense craving for that mysterious "something more." paramahansa yogananda • wake wake my sleeping hunger wake • spiritual awakening • songs of the soul • humanity’s intense craving
Yogananda's When I Am Only a Dream Paramahansa Yogananda's "When I Am Only a Dream" offers all devoted disciples the reassurance and comfort that the guru is always guiding and guarding them. guru • spiritual leader • paramahansa yogananda • when i am only a dream • self-realization fellowship
Yogananda's When I Cast All Dreams Away Guruji often likens the unreal nature of the material world to "dreams"; the speaker in "When I Cast All Dreams Away" dramatizes his awakening to true Bliss. paramahansa yogananda • when i cast all dreams away • songs of the soul • guruji • i sipped the sap of each sane pleasure
Yogananda's Divine Love Sorrows The epigraphic inscription accompanying "Divine Love Sorrows" says, "The music of Fritz Kreisler's 'Liebesleid' inspired Paramahansaji to write these words for it." paramahansa yogananda • divine love sorrows • songs of the soul • dr. m. w. lewis • fritz kreisler
Yogananda's God! God! God! Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "God! God! God!," dramatizes the speaker's one-pointed concentration on the Divine from waking, through daily activities, to sleeping. paramahansa yogananda • god! god! god! • one-pointed concentration • songs of the soul • from the depths of slumber
January Poet – Paramahansa Yogananda Paramahansa Yogananda's "The Screen of Life" dramatizes the manic dance of life with all its many activities and myriad natural objects that continually come and go. january poet • paramahansa yogananda • analysis of the screen of life • gorakhpur • india
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Divine Oneness The great guru's poem portrays the concept that each individual is a spark of the Divine, using the metaphor of tiny pieces of wood likened to sparks of Divine love. divine oneness • paramahansa yogananda’s the splinters of thy love • union of divine and individual • guru defines god • stone gulch poetry
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Yogananda's City Drum The speaker in Yogananda's "City Drum" dramatizes the glory of simply waking up in the morning to the sounds of a city as it begins an ordinary yet miraculous day. yogananda’s city drum • the miracle of a new day • its morn • i love to be roused • walt whitman
Yogananda's For Thee and Thine In Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "For Thee and Thine," the speaker dramatizes his spiritual journey, which includes the enjoyment of all wholesome earthly things. paramahansa yogananda • for thee and thine • rime scheme • divine • the speaker dramatizes his spiritual journey
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