The path to enlightenment takes passion, honesty, faith, hope, and, most importantly, love.
In Enlightenment, his second collection of poetry, poet Raminder Bajwa explores the deepest depths of the human soul and the universal longing for meaning.
Divided into five sections titled "Love," "Truth," "Secrets," "Prayers," and "Enlightenment," these captivating poems take a raw and candid look at our humanness and what it means to be alive. Like a jolt of emotional current, Bajwa gives voice to what the soul only feels-propelling us to keep searching, reaching, and loving.
Poems such as "Gorgeous Chaos," "The Man Without a Face," "Dreams, Wishes, and the Universe," and "That Last Drop of Tears" use striking imagery and metaphor to convey shared human experience. With threads of wisdom woven through every page, this collection will challenge and inspire both scholar and layperson alike with purpose, wisdom, and imagination.
About the Author: Raminder Bajwa is a computer engineer working as a consultant for Nomura Securities International.
In his younger years, he was active in karate, mountaineering, horseback riding, athletics, and debate. He also attained the Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
He currently lives in Mercer County, New Jersey, where he enjoys exploring the Princeton University area, writing poems, and, when he has time, gazing at the sky and stars.
His first book of poetry, Of Angels and Few Lies, Of Everything Under Blue Skies, was published in 2015.
