BISHAL DAS

Some readers may find the book's density and complexity challenging, particularly those without a background in psychology or mythology. Additionally, Harpur's ideas may be too radical for readers who prefer more conventional perspectives on reality. Albeit, an essential read for anyone interested in depth psychology, mythology, and the human condition. It will appeal to readers who enjoy exploring the mysteries of the human experience and are willing to venture into the unknown.

"Poetry in Medicine" is a compelling and thought-provoking collection that bridges the gap between the arts and sciences. It highlights the power of poetry to capture the nuances of medical experiences and offers solace, empathy, and a deeper appreciation of the human spirit. Whether you are a medical professional, a patient, or simply a lover of poetry, this book is a testament to the healing potential of the written word.

Indeed here was an infused cloud of sorrow and despair rumbling over my conscience while sliding through the leaves of it, not because things certainly has and end but I came to know out as his last at the commencement. Yes, "Воскресеніе" (original title) is unfortunately the last stolid hit to the nail of the strongest literary podium built for the wiser mankind to stand, lean, rest upon and gaze by Tolstoy. I grew with loving fiction but found myself lost somewhere amidst as a man from the past in this cake of political fiction with sprinkles of philosophical fiction upon it. By the virtuoso, for the sobers !