GINTANJALI OFFERING SONGS - RABINDRANATH TAGORE

Discover the depth of spirituality and poetry in the volume "Gintanjali Offering Songs" by Rabindranath Tagore, the Nobel Prize laureate in literature. This is a collection of poems that are prayers, an expression of boundless adoration of God and the desire to entrust Him with one's whole life. The poignant translation by Leszek Bartoszewski allows the Polish reader to fully experience the beauty and depth of these works.

• Nobel Prize for the author in 1913
• Theme of the poems: boundless adoration of God
• Each song is a kind of prayer
• Excellent translation by Leszek Bartoszewski
• Edition: Pages: 128
• Format: 12.5x20.5 cm
• Year of publication: 2014

Rabindranath Tagore, born in Calcutta in 1861, was not only an outstanding poet, but also a prose writer, playwright, philosopher and composer. His work, deeply rooted in the Indian tradition, simultaneously touches on universal themes such as spirituality, love and nature. Tagore was also an active social activist and educator, the founder of Visva-Bharati University, which promoted education based on humanistic and ecological values.

"Gintanjali Offering Songs" is a collection of poems that are permeated with deep faith and love for God. In them, Tagore expresses his desire to unite with divinity, to dedicate his whole life to Him and to serve Him in every action. These poems are full of humility, gratitude and awe at the beauty of the world created by God. The translation by Leszek Bartoszewski fully reflects the subtlety and poetic language of the original, allowing the Polish reader to fully experience the spiritual depth of these works.

The volume "Gintanjali Offering Songs" is a read for anyone seeking spiritual solace and inspiration. Tagore's poems, full of wisdom and beauty, can become a guide on the path to a deeper understanding of oneself and the world. It is also an excellent gift for people who appreciate poetry and literature, seeking spiritual and aesthetic values in it. Harmonia Publishing House has taken care of a careful edition of this volume, which will certainly become an ornament of every library.