Thursday, April 16, 2026

SUDHAKAR GAIDHANI THE PIONEER OF THE MODERN COSMIC EPIC - Safaa Dawood, Egypt.

 

India's pulse in Rehab Nile. "

*Sudhakar Gaidhani*: the cosmic poet who raised the man with one word

In Rehab (Lighthouse of Serenity), we believe that souls are enlisted soldiers, and that light, when it leaves the heart, does not need appeal to illuminate another heart in the ends of the earth. And from this start, we are pleased to introduce you to a global literary stature who has been able to transform the letter into a bridge of peace: the cosmic poet Sudhakar Gaidhani.

Sudhakar Gaidhani is an epic poet and a contemporary Indian philosopher, whose works have been translated into more than 35 universal languages. He is the pioneer of the modern cosmic epic, where his genius manifested in his famous work (Angel Devdoot); the "Messenger of Care" who descends to mend the brokenness of humans and wipe the tears of the deprived in a cosmic language understood by all with a good heart. Gaidhani did not only arrange poetry, but made his poems a humanitarian project called "*The Restoration of Man*"; and he is Seeking to rebuild the human spirit through values of love, beauty, and inherent purity. In view of this noble sincerity, I have lifted international accolades, including the "Silver Cross for Culture" medal from Italy, and the "William Blake International Award." 

A footprint that blooms in the heart of India

Sudhakar Gaidhani

Sudhakar Gaidhani

When the poem turns into a paradise and paradise. Poet Sudhakar Gaidhani has not only ceased to the world fame, but his country has honoured him with the most beautiful man alive; the Municipality of Khapa has inaugurated a huge park bearing his name (Epic Poet Sudhakar Gaidhani Garden) in his city of two acres.

It is a green space that gives people tranquility, just as its poems give them reassurance; to be a living witness that the good word that comes out of the heart, turns into a paradise that shelters the tired souls. 

*Symphony of Serenity*: Music in the Gidehani World

"Sudhakar Gaidhani's music is not just a melody that is heard, it is the 'language of the soul' that rearranges the chaos of the world within us, and gives us the calmness that we chant in the region of light:"

*Letter Music*: is the rhythm originated from "honesty issue". For every letter is a cosmic musical bell, which is understood by everyone with a sound heart; where Gaidhani plays the serenity with his words, so that man can understand whatever his language is.

In his philosophy, the universal music, the whole universe is in a constant state of playing. 

A man's restoration begins when his soul is in tune with this divine rhythm, and his pains are transformed from a "noise" to a "silent prayer and tones of light" that lifts the soul towards its Creator.

The sound of stillness is a state of ‘auditory stillness’ that overwhelms the reader; where the noise of the outside world is silenced to make room for music of inherent purity that fills the souls.

The Lost Soundtrack: As described by critics as "the soundtrack of life"; an original rhythm that gives us hope and serenity even in the most difficult circumstances, just as this rich garden gives us peace of mind.

“Behind every letter in Sudhakar’s poems lies a deep existential pain; he does not write about the tragedy as a watch, but as a heart that bleeds with every orphaned child or a faint cry under the ruins.” This 'cosmic' poet carries the pains of humanity over his kahlia, turning his personal suffering and struggle with the ugliness of wars into a 'sacred cry' that shakes consciences. He burns with his sincerity to be a witness to the tragedy of man, proving that a true poet is one who suffers to give others something of hope. And a little bit of healing.

Why are we meeting him in the *Zone of Light**”?

Voice of the voiceless: Gaidhani grew up in an environment close to the suffering of people, which made his hair saturated with the smell of the earth and the sweat of the laborers. He does not write from the "Ivory Tower", he writes from the heart of pain to transform it into the energy of light, and that is *why he is called the "poet of the poor*".

Cosmic Consciousness: His poetry is characterized by the philosophy of "no-borders"; it refuses to be limited by race or religion, and sees that (*the language of tears*) *is the only language that does not need a translator* the pains of humans are the same in India as it is in the heart of Cairo.

Angel Devdoot (Messenger of Care): In his grand epic, Gaidhani depicts the angel not as a distant celestial being, but as a symbol of the awakened human conscience descending to uproot the fragments of men and wipe away the tears of the deprived.

*Dante the East*: Critics call him by this title for his superb ability to portray the soul’s journey from the torments of “earthly hell” to the horizons of spiritual serenity, making his poems an “antidote for the soul.”

    HOLD THE CLOSING

We are in Manara Safaa, we do not meet the "knowledgers" by chance, but we meet with them on the table of purity, to prove that the differences dissolve and the noble impact remains. We publish this dia to be a "*prayer of light*" that gives lost souls their lost knife.

When the circle is complete, we realize that the soul's journey through letters and nobles is the only journey that knows no end; we do not write to end, but to meet souls like us in serenity. There, where a word becomes a prayer and sincerity becomes a covenant, we find our lost knife.

When I read the words of this cosmic poet, I realized that what connects us is not the geography of place, but the shared humanity and the light that lies deep in our souls. It is an invitation to liberate the soul; the butterflies of our souls were created to cross all boundaries, break the yokes of despair, to seek freely toward the divine light that envelops the universe.

May the soul return filled with serenity and light. Our wishes are all to live, to spread love and peace; and it is the noble call shared between us and our humanitarian poet Sudhakar.

«Let our words be letters of light, echoing our pure souls that desire good. When letters give light, souls become the lighthouse. »

Who got his hair cut out

"Don't ask about my language..

And look at my wounds, you will know that we are brothers.

I dont write ink on paper,

I used to raise a person with a sigh, it became a prayer. "

...As we conclude our journey today in the area of light, we leave you a 'flower of light' that perfumes your souls with serenity and love." 

Closing glow ( Sudhakar Gaidhani ) :

When the voice of the soul rises with love, the noise of the world disappears.” We are not strange bodies met by chance, but we are ancient lights known in the sky before letters were incarnated on the earth. "

A glimpse of the cosmic poet's thought:

“When the voice of the soul rises with love, the noise of the world disappears.” We are not strange bodies met by chance, but we are ancient lights known in the sky before letters were incarnated on the earth. "

Written by : *Safa Dawood*

( EGYPT )








Friday, March 6, 2026

Grant Brissett : War And Human Phyche

 

This poem began, quietly, as a
reckoning. I wanted to understand why, in every era, the same fever spreads under different banners. 

It never starts with generals; it starts with longing — to be certain, to belong, to mean something. And so the bravely foolish rise again, convinced that dying well can redeem a world built on fear.

Each war, I think, is a mirror. We keep mistaking the reflection for the enemy. The battlefield moves, but the impulse doesn’t; it lives in the heart’s suspicion of its own good.

I wrote this in Melbourne, in the cool air of early Autumn 2026 — a season of calm light and quiet foreboding. The leaves turn to flame without a sound, and you can almost 

believe that beauty, too, remembers what it cost.

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What Causes Bloody War

“Every age begins with hope and ends with reason’s rust.  

Man makes his meaning from the dust.”

Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Eternal Echoes: Philosophical Verses by Sudhakar

 

Sudhakar Gaidhani  is a M.A.M.F.A.(Honorary Litt.D.)Date of Birth - 18th September Place of Birth - Khapa, Dist. Nagpur-India.Former Part-time lecturer at Government BFA College, Nagpur for nine years, before that Assistant Postmaster in the Post Office In 2017, the World Academy of Arts and Culture-USA/World Congress of Poets in Mongolia awarded him the honorary doctorate "Doctor of Literature (Litt.D.)". Along with this, he has received honorary doctorates from three other world-recognized art and literature institutions.

* Honorary title of Knight from the Imperial and Royal House of Indonesia. He was awarded the William Blake International Award from Romania's 'Contact International' journal, the Silver Cross for Culture, the World Medal from Italy. In addition, he received awards of one lakh Rupees each from the Hindu Research Foundation and the Krishi Vikas Pratishthan. The Gyanyogi Award from Sahitya Vihar. The Vidyavachaspati Prof. Ram Shewalkar Award from Nagpur Municipal Corporation-Maharashtra. He is the author of the play 'Raibai Bhulabai' and has received the Maharashtra Government's Best Music Direction Award for the music direction of this play. The Maharashtra Government's Best Literature Award for the epic poem DevdootThe Angel. This book has been listed in the UNESCO List. Participation in a painting exhibition along with world known painters B.Goswami and Prof.Prakash Kawale.

Thursday, February 26, 2026

A POETIC ODYSSEY OF DR JERNAIL SINGH ANAND' BY RUPA RAO RELEASED

 

Rupa Rao's A Poetic Odyssey : A biography of Dr Jernail Singh Anand was released at a function organised by International Academy of Ethics, at Bahai House, Sector 8, Chandigarh, chaired by Dr Anand, President of the International Academy of Ethics.

Dr Manju Chouhan, who moderated the event, in her review of the book  described it an excellent tribute to Dr Jernail Singh Anand, a Nobel Nominee,  who  has  authored 200 books, out of which 18 are epics of lasting  literary value.  Dr Anand is Laureate of Charter of Morava, Seneca, Franz Kafka and Maxim Gorky awards, whose  name is etched on the Poets Rock in Serbia. He was conferred Hony Membership of the Association of Serbian

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Juraeva Aziza Rakhmatovna: Whispers of Eternal Bloom: Seasons of the Heart

 

My Daughter

You are my angel, your face full of light,

My sunshine, my queen, my soul, my delight.

For the pain in my heart, your words are a cure,

With you, every moment feels joyful and pure.


I wish you a future of happiness and grace,

May bright destiny always shine on your face, my child.

May you understand life’s meaning so deep,

Monday, February 23, 2026

Three poems by Timothee Bordenave

Timothee Bordenave is a French author of essays, fictions and poems. He has published about 25 books today, in France and internationally. He is also an international artist 
He used to work directing libraries in Paris, where he was born in 1984.

Gratitude

How could I express o Mary,

How dedicated and grateful,

I am to your son, mercyful,

To you Queen of the Skies, Glory ?

Saturday, February 7, 2026

Dasharath Naik

         DASHARATH NAIK  (23.06.1964 ), the eldest son of Late Madan Mohan Naik & Sabitri Naik , hails from Bijadihi in the Sundargarh district, Odisha . A student of English Literature, Sri Naik likes all the genres especially poetry. As a bi-lingual poet, he writes both in English and Odia for his  own pleasure and Humanity is his main concern .


I AM ME

I am me

In flow of time

A silent river.


I am me 

with my mud walls 

Sunday, February 1, 2026

Dr. Muhammad Ishaq Abbasi: A Voice of Nature and Peace

 

Dr. Muhammad Ishaq Abbasi, born on November 16, 1975, in Khuian village, Tehsil Kahuta, Islamabad, area of Pakistan, is an internationally recognized poet, writer, and educator. Writing primarily in English, his literary works focus deeply on Nature and Peace, themes close to his heart and central to his lifelong mission. From a very young age, Dr. Abbasi faced profound personal loss—his mother passed away when he was just three years old, after a tragic fall into a ravine. This early life hardship shaped his resilient spirit and inspired his poetic voice, which now echoes the message of peace, humanity, and emotional resilience across borders. He has won multiple awards and has consistently secured top positions in numerous national and international poetry competitions. His poems have been published in anthologies, literary journals, newspapers, and magazines around the world. Dr. Abbasi is also a vibrant member of over 30 global literary and humanitarian organizations. In 2024, Dr. Abbasi earned 3rd place in the prestigious Friedrich von Schiller International Literary Competition held in Germany, marking yet another milestone in literary journey.


The Parting 

Whiteness was separated from blackness.

 The intensity of the cold had reached its peak.

 The day was in its early stages.

 There were many crows flying over my head.

 Some of them were on the ground and some were in the air.

 They  were writhing in agony.

 I felt like they were grieving someone.

 I took two steps forward