Author: Sharad Pawar
Publication: Rajhans Prakashan
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Author: Sunil Chincholkar
Publication: Dhavale Prakashan
Category: धार्मिक-अध्यात्मिक
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करुणाष्टके (Karunastake) is a book of Marathi poems written by Sunil Chincholkar and published by Dhavale Prakashan. The book consists of eight poems, each of which expresses a different aspect of compassion. The poems are written in a simple and direct style, and they convey the author's deep understanding of the human condition. करुणाष्टके is a valuable contribution to Marathi literature, and it is a book that will be enjoyed by readers of all ages. The poems in करुणाष्टके are all about compassion, but they each explore the concept in a different way. The first poem, "करुणा म्हणजे काय?" ("What is compassion?"), asks the reader to consider what it means to be compassionate. The second poem, "करुणा कशासाठी?" ("Why compassion?"), explores the reasons why we should be compassionate. The third poem, "करुणा कशी दाखवायची?" ("How to show compassion?"), offers practical advice on how to put compassion into action. The fourth poem, "करुणा कुणासाठी?" ("Compassion for whom?"), discusses the different people and groups of people who deserve our compassion. The fifth poem, "करुणा कधी दाखवायची?" ("When to show compassion?"), considers the right time to show compassion. The sixth poem, "करुणा कशी वाढवायची?" ("How to increase compassion?"), offers suggestions on how to cultivate compassion in our own lives. The seventh poem, "करुणा कशाने कमी होते?" ("What reduces compassion?"), identifies some of the things that can make us less compassionate. The eighth and final poem, "करुणा कशाने वाढते?" ("What increases compassion?"), discusses the things that can make us more compassionate. करुणाष्टके is a powerful and moving book that will inspire readers to think more deeply about compassion and its role in our lives. The poems are beautifully written and they offer a unique perspective on one of the most important human emotions. करुणाष्टके is a book that everyone should read.
