Bhubaneswar: “Divinity Unfolded”, a rare aesthetically compact collection of poems takes the reader to a ‘Feel Good’ zone.
The well written book, which dwelt with Divinity, God and its manifestation is penned by Dr.Hridayesh Chandra Lal, an acclaimed Author, Educationist and a Man of Profound Erudition.
Prof.Lal was Professor of English in BRA Bihar University and he has all along made the students spellbound with his erudition.
A noble soul, Dr.Lal departed on 7 February after having lived a fruitful and blessed life with a happy family having loving sons.
Prof.Lal’s eldest son, a Top Notch IRS Officer Hari Shankar Lal whenever speaks about his learned and erudite father, baubles with enthusiasm and love for the noble soul.
31 poems written straight from psyche moves the reader deeply, pointed out Shri Lal, who is Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Mumbai.
Equally happy to elaborate about his father’s creation, the Top Cop Himanshu Kumar Lal also strongly feels that ‘Divinity Unfolded’ is for all types of readers.
Prof.Lal’s second son and IGP Northern Range, Sambalpur Shri Lal, an ardent devotee of Shiva and Shakti lauded Dr.Lal’s command over the language and choice of words.
He has learned from his illustrious father, Prof.Lal, for whom “truth is the magnet that attracts Shivam(Lord Shiva-The Supreme Power) and Sundaram (The Beautiful).
Shivam and Sundaram form the triad, which activates and consummates the liberation of the individual self from the bondage of material lures.
IGP Lal, an honest and devoted personality has been always care for cows-Gomata and has been instrumental in stopping the illegal transport of cows outside the state.
The rare creation of Prof.Lal teaches us about the all pervasiveness of God and dynamics of creation by HIM.
In fact it is not easy to write poems on such elusive topic like ‘Divinity’, admit many, however Dr.Lal has penned the poems, which leaves a reader spellbound.
Prof. Lal’s poems have really touched the heart of the readers as the poems explore the mysteries of life and death.
The creation also deals with mortality versus immortality, said Shri Lal adding the great literature dims the dividing line between prose and poetry.
