Dear brothers and sisters,Human life is filled with ups and downs, joys and sorrows, gains and losses. These are essential aspects of human existence on Earth. No one can be perpetually happy or perpetually sad on this planet. To face the challeng...

Dear brothers and sisters,Human life is filled with ups and downs, joys and sorrows, gains and losses. These are essential aspects of human existence on Earth. No one can be perpetually happy or perpetually sad on this planet. To face the challenges that come our way while walking the right path, we must rely on our intellect, discretion, and self-confidence. Nature plays the roles of nurturer, sustainer, and destroyer for us. Sometimes, we ourselves dig the grave of destruction.The recent time brought by the terrifying ordeal named Corona is a direct proof of this, shaking the entire world. The cycle of human life seemed to come to a standstill during that period. Whatever we saw, understood, felt, or endured during that time is encapsulated in this book in the form of poetry. The arrival of the Corona pandemic, its fierce form, human suffering, lockdowns, relief through vaccines, and the return of life's train on track after losing much — all of this is encompassed in this book. It includes pain and relief, harshness and tolerance, alienation and belonging, craving and renunciation, attachment and detachment. Touching upon every aspect of human life, this poetic work is definitely worth reading, contemplating, and reflecting upon.This book is extremely important and useful for those who wish to confront the realities of life, understand the value of relationships in their lives, know what should and should not be done in this life, learn how to face adversity even in extreme circumstances, understand the ultimate goal of human life, and realize that serving humanity is akin to serving divinity. For those who want to understand how detrimental it can be to tamper with nature, this book is invaluable. However, it is not at all suitable for readers seeking humor, entertainment, frivolity, or obscenity in literature. Such readers will only be disappointed with us. If you read this book, you will feel that it was written specifically for you. Please read the book and consider its merits and faults; your feedback on it is very valuable to us.// Vande Mataram //