Chinchgabhara [paperback] Subhash Kinholkar

Nature is a gift of various symbols. Words are opened from it. Through different seasons they become more intense and intense. It is natural not only to present the world of imagination but also to present the experience realistically. The relationship with the seasons is also important. Bhavdaul, who has joined him, cannot be overlooked. It has to be presented in writing. Most of these things have attracted me. The result of this is the 'Chinchagabhara' literary collection. The genuine beauty of creation is constantly drawn through fine writing through the expression of emotions and words. Meaningful contexts of events, different forms of rain, inner voice of seasons, firmness of soil, footsteps of acquaintances and strangers, vibration etc. are working to take the writing to a higher level. I am also interested in dealing with social issues along with natural issues. In such a case, the supportive bond that emerges from the experience of living also comes in handy. Different levels of consciousness create new content. The patterns of past and present are reborn through a chain of events. Sometimes they become tasters and sometimes they become bright stars and reveal shades of vitality. It is sincerely hoped that readers will warmly welcome this collection, which reinforces the mutual and ever-growing relationship between nature and man.