FREIBURGER ZEITGEISTLITERATURE (Satis Shroff)

Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : The Charms of Spoken English (Satis Shroff) : THE CHARMS OF SPOKEN ENGLISH (Satis Shroff) Whether you hear Radio Nepal, the BBC, CNN or the Voice of America, there's no suc...

Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : Zeitgeistlyrik: Grow With Love (Satis Shroff) : Zeitgeistlyrik: Grow With Love (Satis Shroff) Love yourself Accept yourself, For self-love and self-respect A...

Zeitgeistlyrik: Grow With Love (Satis Shroff) Love yourself Accept yourself, For self-love and self-respect Are the basis of joy, emotion And spiritual well being. Watch your feelings, Study your thoughts And your beliefs, For your existence Is unique and beautiful. You came to the world alone And you go back alone. But while you breathe You are near To your fellow human beings, Families, friends and strangers As long as you are receptive. Open yourself to lust and joy, To the wonders of daily life and Nature. Don’t close your door to love. If you remain superficial, You’ll never reach its depth. Love is more than a feeling. Love is also passion and devotion. Grow with love and tenderness.  https://www.atunispoetry.com/2017/06/22/cresci-con-amore-satis-shroff-traduzione-italiana-a-cura-di-maria-miraglia/ Satis Shroff

Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : Johann Wolfgang Goethe (Satis Shroff) : JOHANN WOLFGANG GOETHE (Satis Shroff) Goethe's Faust I & II Johann Wolfgang Goethe, who was lifted to nobility as J. W. von...

JOHANN WOLFGANG GOETHE (Satis Shroff) Goethe's Faust I & II Johann Wolfgang Goethe, who was lifted to nobility as J. W. von Goethe in 1782, was born on August 28, 1749 in the town of Frankfurt. The Goethes lived in a large, comfortable house in the Hirschgasse, now called Goethe Haus. Besides practical, scientific and autobiographical writings, he left behind more than 15,000 letters, diaries relating to the 52 years of his life and also countless conversational writings of people he’d met. Even though Goethe’s work is fragmentary in general, it reveals the essence of his literary genius. Goethe himself said: ‘Alle meine Werke sind Bruchstücke einer großen Konfession.’ He remains to date one of the most original and powerful German lyric poets and his  Faust  is no doubt a work of inexhaustible ambiguity and wonderful poetry. The atmosphere that was evident in his parent’s home was that of the educated and their lifestyle in those days, and through his w...

Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : Men's Choir: What Does the Dream Mean? (Satis Shro... : WHAT DOES THE DREAM MEAN? (Satis Shroff) What does the dream mean, Dearest, are you dead? Singing on a Saturday afternoon, ...

WHAT DOES THE DREAM MEAN? (Satis Shroff) What does the dream mean, Dearest, are you dead? Singing on a Saturday afternoon, From Minnelied to Oh, Happy Day, A La-Le-Lu lullaby and Havenu shalom, To Ich hab heute Nacht geträumt .   Germans from different walks of life Come together to sing. Some are from Freiburg, Others from elsewhere. What unites them in the choir Are songs of peace, love, Dreams from the Middle Ages and New York. From the window of the singing room, You see green trees and lush meadows. A few birds chirp merrily from the foliage, Listen to the men’s choir. Some songs are sung softly, Some songs loudly. There’s melody and rhythm, Bass and tenor voices mingle with the piano. Sometimes it doesn’t sound like one voice. The blonde conductress from St. Peter, Ceases to play on her black and white keys, To explain how the lyrics should sound. Where to take a deep breath And where to modulat...