Hymn Stories

A hymn of Christian dismissal, composed by the Nigerian hymn writer, Okoye David Ikechukwu, and former choirmaster at Christ Holy Church International, serves as a poignant invocation to God, the paramount communicant. This hymn emanated from an inspired moment during a choir rehearsal at the local church, which typically concluded at 9 pm amid a heavy downpour. This musical composition articulates a humble plea to the Almighty, beseeching His divine guidance for the congregation as they depart from the gathering. Specifically crafted for occasions of Christian dismissal, the hymn fervently implores God to lead the attendees safely home, invoking His blessings upon them. With an emphasis on formality, the hymn conveys a solemn and respectful tone, capturing the essence of a Christian gathering's closure and the devout request for divine protection during the journey homeward. The use of terminologies aligns with the sacred context, and the hymn stands as a testament to the composer's deep connection with faith and the shared spiritual journey of the congregation.

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you gotta listen to this song!

A lonely hymn

Featured selections from the 'Arthāt - Mystic Poetry' by Janit Gambhir. Soot 2022. ISBN : 978-93-5659-497-5. Available in bookstores. The book itself is an insightful collection with lots of art interspersed in it. For the entire collection, buy the book. For more information, visit fullcirclesquared dot com. With an eye inherently devoted to the inward of consciousness and the soul in the heartfelt, 'Arthāt' in Sankrit is the word associated with meaning. Existence seen with that penchant, is mystic poetry. With a style naturally attributed in word-play and forever seeking at evoking envisioned imageries with art-induced symmetry. For those that enjoy their words, as well those enjoined to the thought-provoking and aesthetic in perspective.

Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ is a novel by Lew Wallace, published by Harper and Brothers on November 12, 1880 and considered "the most influential Christian book of the nineteenth century". [1] It became a best-selling American novel, surpassing Harriet Beecher Stowe 's Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852) in sales. The book also inspired other novels with biblical settings and was adapted for the stage and motion picture productions. The story recounts the adventures of Judah Ben-Hur , a Jewish prince from Jerusalem, who is enslaved by the Romans at the beginning of the first century and becomes a charioteer and a Christian. Running in parallel with Judah's narrative is the unfolding story of Jesus, from the same region and around the same age. The novel reflects themes of betrayal, conviction, and redemption, with a revenge plot that leads to a story of love and compassion.

A finch, with a broken wing, feels hopelessly idle, for any other bird he knows can fly. However, it is on the very dirt he cursed that he grows to love himself.

Delivering love words for the Daughter of the Earth.

A poem penned, just to commemorate the celebration of Tagore's Jayanti. The Bard Of Bengal, who was the king of pens:rather He still remains immortal in all our souls for he embraced and cracked open the mysteries if fleeting emotions and strong judgements. Not by words, but by the timeless beauty of His pen.

A multitude of stories that are too short to rock a book of their own. Enjoy!

Hymny pochwalne dla najwyższych Kocich Ideałów, zebrane i skatalogowane przez Najwyższego kronikarza jego Mruczącej Mości, purr Kota Behemota.

This is a church song I wrote when I was 16. I had a lot of help on the last half from my youth pastor and the drama teacher from my church. I'm not in church like I used to be, but I figured I'd post it here anyway.

if i could summarize what i suffer consciously and subconsciously, it would be these hymns tapping into the deepest of my soul

"What is imagination? I've never heard that word before." Every idea has been used. Every joke has been told. Every picture has been painted. Every colour has been chosen. The world is monotone. But into this world bound by economy and productivity, this world without escape, come nine girls who find their way into St Eglantine's Home for the Mentally Unsound. They are strange. They are hated. They do inexplicable things. They are the hope of returning creativity to the world. But they must find people who will listen, people who are willing to be inspired, before their unknown enemy catches up with them and destroys imagination forever.

This is an anthropology of all the esoteric poems that is written by me and commentaries on some stories, poems, and other literature from other esoteric works of mysteries traditions. There are many different things that inspire this work and thus, one should read with an open-mind and proceed with both the spirit and soul of a seeker. May the soul guide you in knowing the Truth and it lead you to freedom in the jungle of chaos. The spirit shall be your leader and the body your vehicle to get you where you need to go. For more information about some of the work written by the author, visit www.naturoelixir.org

(COMPLETED) This is a collection of short poems saying large meanings. Many of you might be able to relate to the poems. They show the emotions and colours of life in poetic manner. Sometimes it's just random stuff to make you feel that someone in this world understands you or just a guide to help you in a situations and not to make the same mistakes as many of us do. P.S. All poems are written and owned by me. Do not steal any.

A gripping collection of vague tales, compiled into an extensive book of short-stories. Aimed to leave the reader's mind in wonder.