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"Manoprasthaanam" is more than just a collection of poetry, it is a treatise on the fundamental truths of human life and the responsibilities we all share. Somaraju's words are a call to action, urging us to live our lives with positivity, purpose, and harmony. This volume is a must-read for anyone seeking personal growth and a greater understanding of the transformative power of positivity.¿¿¿¿Embark on a transformative journey of the mind with Palani Somaraju's inspiring poetry collection, "Manoprasthaanam" (The Journey of Mind). As a former Senior Scientist and Rocket Engineer at ISRO, Somaraju understands the importance of cultivating a positive mindset. In this compendium of verses, he shares his life experiences and ideas for personal growth through the powerful medium of poetry.With the opening line "Daydreaming is my hobby", Somaraju invites readers to join him on a thought-provoking exploration of self-reflection and positivity. His words challenge us to break free from self-imposed limitations and negative thought patterns.Through his insightful poems, Somaraju reminds us that we have the power to shape our own destiny and live a fulfilling life. He inspires us to reach for the stars and elevate our thoughts to new heights. With his unique perspectives and wisdom, Somaraju encourages us to simplify our lives and focus on what truly matters.

"Manoprasthaanam" is more than just a collection of poetry, it is a treatise on the fundamental truths of human life and the responsibilities we all share. Somaraju's words are a call to action, urging us to live our lives with positivity, purpose, and harmony. This volume is a must-read for anyone seeking personal growth and a greater understanding of the transformative power of positivity.¿¿¿¿Embark on a transformative journey of the mind with Palani Somaraju's inspiring poetry collection, "Manoprasthaanam" (The Journey of Mind). As a former Senior Scientist and Rocket Engineer at ISRO, Somaraju understands the importance of cultivating a positive mindset. In this compendium of verses, he shares his life experiences and ideas for personal growth through the powerful medium of poetry.With the opening line "Daydreaming is my hobby", Somaraju invites readers to join him on a thought-provoking exploration of self-reflection and positivity. His words challenge us to break free from self-imposed limitations and negative thought patterns.Through his insightful poems, Somaraju reminds us that we have the power to shape our own destiny and live a fulfilling life. He inspires us to reach for the stars and elevate our thoughts to new heights. With his unique perspectives and wisdom, Somaraju encourages us to simplify our lives and focus on what truly matters.

"Neeli Needala Vasantham (¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿)" (The Spring of Blue Shadows) is a touching Telugu novel that will take you on a journey of emotions and experiences. Based on the English novel "Life in a Faceless World" by Cyril Mukalel Thomas, Palani Somaraju has created a relatable and heartwarming story for Telugu-speaking readers. The novel follows Neela, a kind-hearted woman who touches the lives of those around her, offering support and compassion in times of need. With a writing style that is easy to read and understand, the novel covers a range of themes such as joy, pain, sacrifice, and religious intolerance. The changes and additions made to the original story make this a must-read for anyone who loves an inspiring and relatable tale. Immerse yourself in the world of "Neeli Needala Vasantham" and experience the unforgettable feeling of watching a movie. Book Review-Based on the English novel, "Life in a Faceless World" by Cyril Mukalel Thomas, Palani Somaraju, who held key positions as Senior Scientist/Engineer in the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and retired as Deputy General Manager in 2003, brought out a free rewrite in Telugu.Cyril wrote the foreword in English for this Telugu version. In the foreword, he wrote, "It was such a pleasant rainbow-skied afternoon in Saint Paul, USA, during the celebration of a festival called 'INDIA FEST-2019' by the people of Indian origin. I had the fortune of meeting Somaraju, a man of plausible wisdom, talent, and unsurpassed humility. Our friendship allowed me to enjoy a few of his unpublished poems and stories. His works, which look at a world that lives in harmony, are profound yet simple."This friendship between the two led to this translation. In the translator's words about the original author Cyril, "Cyril Mukalel Thomas, an author of Indian origin from the state of Kerala, has mastered English literature, particularly in writing short stories, novels, and poetry and won significant awards. His novel 'Life in a Faceless World' was an 'Award-Winning Finalist' in competitions conducted on the occasion of 'The American Book Fest.' Also, it is said that his writings reflect the way of life, including the quests and dreams of ordinary people.The present novel is also no exception to this. The novel is about various life episodes that Neela, a kind-hearted lady, came across and took part in. She understands the goodness in others and offers a helping hand in their ups and downs. She has the ability to get along with everyone.Somaraju took the liberty to make significant changes and additions in the storytelling and in the portrayal of the characters of this novel, as the readership is the Telugu-speaking lot.It is clear that this is not an autobiography of Neela. In this novel, the joys, ecstasies, pains, successes, aversions, vices, sacrifices, domestic violence, military adventures, terrorist anarchies, religious hatreds, consequences of slavery, search for ways of peace, and many more aspects of life are described in a readable style.In short, reading this novel gives an unstoppable feeling of watching a movie! Makineedi Surya Bhaskar, (Poet-critique-artist-academician-freelancer-winner of many awards-written and published 114 books)

In the fiction SHIKARAS IN THE RAIN, Cyril Mukalel uses characters' similarities in spite of their cultural differences to explore what it is to be human. The images, fragrances, and sounds of Kashmir in the 1990s give texture and realism to the story of Saraswati, a Kashmiri Hindu girl. A burka abruptly replaces her innocence and childhood, when a group of Islamic terrorists infiltrate Kashmir from Pakistan and abduct her while she is on her way home from school. Her ill-fated circumstance couldn't be predicted by the events incited when a daring and carefree young Indian soldier falls in love with her. He is compelled to find a way to free her from her gruesome past and risks his own life for her.From the very first page, characters speak to a part of us- because they are a part of us. Mukalel brings us to a distant, yet familiar geographic and cultural atmosphere. Here, we discover what divides us as people, and more than that- we find the things we all have in common.

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"From the simplicity of poetry from a childlike, innocent point of view, Christine Madline Ellsworth brings readers through a series of poems, both complex and often openly confessional, to a conclusion that delivers them onto yet another path. Here, then, is the process of life from a singularly female vista: moving from one stage to the next--though rarely smoothly or easily, and not without a bump or two. Beginning with the assassination of JFK, first love, and on through abusive marriages, forgiveness threaded with current health, social media and environmental concerns, transformation is the residual effect of these poems."--Back cover.