Books

Maharaj Kaul’s The Light Through the Woods: Dreams of Survival of Human Soul in the Age of Technology offers a surreal and philosophical experience intended to revive the slowly diminishing connection between humans, nature, and the divine.   In his second book of poetry, out of the six he has

  In Stillness of Being, his sixth anthology of poems, Indian-American poet, Maharaj Kaul, describes the human conditions we all must experience. In the poems: Stillness Of Being The World I left Behind A Struggling Dream Never Complete Hope Never Blinks Life Is A Playground Dreams A Spiral Of Time

    The  Rhapsody of Kashmir – website In   The Rhapsody of Kashmir, his fifth collection of poetry, Kashmiri American poet, Maharaj Kaul, describes Kashmir, the land of his ancestors, after the civil war of 1989. He saw the wanton destruction of human beings and homes, milieu and culture.

    Back Cover Message: In the fourth compilation of poetry, Kashmiri-American poet, Maharaj Kaul, further explores the elements that make the inner life of a human being.   The theme of the book, continued from his earlier works, The Light Through The Woods, Meditation On Time, and A Beautiful

  In the varied concatenation of life’s experiences lies its essence-a journey full of joy and pain. Man comes with pristine qualities of truthfulness, simplicity, and the wonder of nature. In his birth lies his religion. It is his passage through the world that is often full of struggle; in

  A Long Enduring Heartbreak Introduction To The Book Kashmir has been in my mind ever since I gained a consciousness to connect my observations with some sort of a thinking process. Obviously, it was due to my having been born there.   During my childhood I was ever conscious

    Dreams Of Survival Of Human Soul In The Age Of Technology   Hardcover Back Cover   Excerpts From The Book:   “I want to feel the unsmooth, soft earth below my feet, See the uncluttered horizon in full width, Be an element of my community, Know my neighbors’

      Maharaj Kaul was born in Srinagar, Kashmir, where he spent his childhood and boyhood. He studied at State High School and Amar Singh College. He went to Banaras Hindu University to pursue a career in electrical engineering. Later he joined Polytechnic Institute of New York for a

    Preface:   My father was inclined to be a peaceful man, inclined to be happy. Had it not been for some special experiences he had in life, he would have been almost a happy man. He did not think much of material possessions and worldly positions. He did

    The Tribulations Of Kashmiri Pandits   Introduction To The Book   Maharaj Kaul, Editor   When a person or a community hits the headlines for a while a wave of curiosity to find out more about it is generated. People want to know more about the subject of